In a FOX interview with Judith Regan, O.J. Simpson admitted that he ‘hypothetically’ had an accomplice in the murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, Ronald Goldman. The previously unseen interview was buried at the time due to intense pressure. Simpson does not name the accomplice but seemingly accidentally slips between speaking hypothetically and plainly about what actually happened.
Regan is a publisher who helped Simpson write a book called, “If I Did It: Confessions of a Killer.” O.J. was interviewed on camera by her for a TV special about the book. Suspicions about his innocence appeared to be confirmed when after initially drawing from the book and speaking hypothetically about how the murders might have been committed, he switched from the third-person to the first-person and continued to seem to give a firsthand account of the tragic night. According to TMZ the “un-aired show was viewed as a confession of sorts.”
They report that their sources said Simpson “flat-out talks about an accomplice who was with him at Nicole’s home” but that he did not name the accomplice.
Apparently he went to Nicole’s house the night she was murdered to “scare the s*** out of her.” He took the now infamous white Bronco to her home with his friend. They also brought a knife and put a hat and gloves on, apparently for dramatic effect.
The knife has never been found and for over two decades their has been wild speculation about Simpson’s Louis Vuitton garment bag. Rob Kardashian is seen on a reporter’s video removing the large bag from O.J’s house the day after the murders.
O.J. did not name the accomplice.
There has also been long running speculation that O.J. Simpson is Khloe Kardashian’s dad. According to Jerry Oppenheimer’s book, ‘The Kardashians: An American Drama’, Robert made a confession to his pastor that he was not Khloe’s father. The book also reports on Kris’ recurring infidelity during their marriage.
Robert Kardashian defended Simpson in the 252-day murder trial. Kris Jenner was close friends with Nicole Brown Simpson before her death and his defence of O.J. caused tension between the parents of the now famous sisters.
Despite escaping jail time for the double murder he was accused of, O.J. ended up behind bars. He was convicted for armed robbery, kidnapping and assault in 2008. The 70-year-old was released on parole last October after serving 9 out of the 33 year sentence he was handed down. That was the minimum amount of time he could serve before being released from Lovelock correctional faciltity.
Given O.J’s now proven violent behaviour, many neuroscientists and concussions experts believe the former NFL player has suffered brain damage. Repeated blows to the head, like those he would have sustained during his American Football career, have been proven to cause rage, blackouts and violent behaviour in the extreme. At present these brain abnormalities can only be diagnosed after death. Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, is the name for the condition which is caused by repetitive trauma to the skull.
Aaron Hernandez, a former New England Patriots tight end, was found to have severe CTE. He committed suicide in prison while serving time for murder.
Jovan Belcher, a former Kansas City chiefs line backer, was also found to have chronic CTE. He shot his girlfriend and then killed himself.
A study by VA Boston Healthcare System and Boston University School of Medicine found that 99% of the NFL players they analysed had CTE.
If you need a refresher on what was labelled the Trial of the Century, Netflix’Â The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story, is quite thorough.
