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23 years later: what we didn’t know about the O.J. Simpson trial - Kiwi Report

23 years later: what we didn’t know about the O.J. Simpson trial


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OJ Simpson was, at one point, the face of the National Football League and football. In fact, he was perhaps the best running back to play the game in his generation. His accomplishments include winning the Heisman trophy while on the University of Southern California Trojans in 1968, and then going on to play ball for the Buffalo Bills NFL team. He played in northern New York State for 10 years until he was traded to the San Francisco 49ers. In fact, OJ Simpson still holds a whole bunch of NFL records. He has the most single season yards per game average, averaging 143.1 yards for every single game he has ever played. He was also the first player ever to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a single season, and the only to rush for more than 2,000 yards during a regular season game.



And yet, sadly, it is not due to his prowess on the field that OJ Simpson is remembered by society today. His name, instead of being synonymous with football, is instead synonymous with his high profile murder trial, in which he was accused of murdering both a waiter named Ron Goldman, as well as his former wife, Nicole Brown Simpson It was called “the trial of the century,” and it was absolutely perfect for television. In fact, if it was a show, it would have had some of the highest ratings on television at that time. There was scandal, racial tension, drama, and the richest, most famous, and most beautiful of the West Coast elite in attendance.
Those who took to the witness stand were from everywhere in the entertainment industry. There were movie stars, socialites, models, and even the Kardashians played a central role in determining whether OJ would be convicted or not. And in addition to all of this, there was OJ Simpson’s amazing team of defense attorneys. The gaggle of attorneys, nicknamed the Dream Team, consisted of the most famous defense attorneys money could buy. There was Alan Dershowitz, F. Lee Bailey, Robert Shapiro, and, of course, perhaps most famously, there was the all star defense attorney Johnnie Cochran. He is perhaps most well known in pop culture for saying, in regards to the glove found at the scene of the crime, if the gloves don’t fit, you must acquit.”
We wanted to discover more about the trial, and the things we found were, well….
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One of the things that were brought up a lot during the trial of OJ Simpson were the diaries that Nicole Brown-Simpson kept during her time with OJ. Denise Brown, Nicole’s sister, got access to the diaries and began to read them. According to Denise, Nicole wrote a whole bunch about OJ’s violent rages and the suffering that came about because of it. Apparently, Nicole had never told her family about these issues.

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