When the bodies of Nicole Brown-Simpson, 35, and Ron Goldman, 25, were found stabbed to death outside of a Brentwood, California condo in June 1994, few could have imagined that it would ignite one of the biggest televised murder trials in history. The suspected murderer was Brown-Simpson’s ex-husband, former NFL star Orenthal James “O. J.” Simpson.
O.J. was eventually acquitted after an 18-month ordeal, dubbed the “Trial of the Century.” After dozens of interviews, screenplays, and even a book entitled If I Did It, it would surprise you how many details you may not have known about the case.
20 Things You Didn’t Know About The O.J. Simpson Case, 20 Years Later is an article from: LifeDaily