O.J. Simpson Offers ‘Hypothetical’ Account Of Ex-Wife’s Murder



A 2006 interview with former football star and actor O.J. Simpson, previously thought to be lost, was aired for the first time on Fox on Sunday night. In it, Simpson “hypothetically” discussed the double-murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman in 1994. Brown and Goldman were brutally murdered near the front entrance of her home; after the infamous Bronco chase, Simpson was arrested and charged with the murders. Found not guilty in a criminal case known as the “Trial of the Century,” Simpson had a $33.5-million civil judgment levied against him in the 1997 wrongful death lawsuit brought by the Goldman and Brown families. (The outstanding judgment, which remains largely unpaid, is now worth about US$58 million with interest.)


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