Causes Of OJ Simpson Murders

On June 12th, 1994, Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s bodies were found Nicole’s condominium; the victims had been stabbed to death. The identity of the murderer was unknown up until O.J was suspected to be a suspect. When accused, he was in another state, and was forced to fly back. (Aaseng 1996)

In every case a prosecution should do what it takes to show that the defendant is guilty and bring justice to their clients. This should always ring true but in the murders of Nicole Brown-Simpson, and Ron Goldman I continue to notice multiple flaws in the case. In the research conducted, I develop a negative view of the individuals that put this case together. I believe there are six mistakes that occur on the part of the prosecution, that lead to a Not Guilty verdict deciding the fate of one Orenthal James Simpson.

With all the evidence that was presented in court, I would honestly say that OJ Simpson was guilty for the murder of Nichole Brown and her friend Ronald Goldman . The reason why I think this is because the evidence had most of his DNA in them. Also, his reaction to the phone call informing him of Nicole Brown's death was strange and this also was evidence presented in court too. Although prosecutors had an overwhelming amount of DNA evidence against Simpson, including blood traces of the victims in his car and Nicole’s blood on a pair of his socks, the defense used technical mistakes by the forensics team to suggest contamination Although prosecutors had an overwhelming amount of DNA evidence against Simpson, including blood traces of the

95 million people watched Al Cowlings and O.J Simpson flee from the police in the white Ford Bronco. O.J Simpson was charged of murdering his wife Nicole and and her friend, Ron Goldman. On June 13, 1994, Goldman and Nicole were stabbed outside her condo in Brentwood California. LAPD continually asked O.J to turn himself in following the murder because he was a prime suspect. Instead, he attempted to evade the police in a historic police chase that was filmed for the world to see. The reasons that police suspected O.J. was due to the fact that there had been physical altercations between OJ and Nicole in the recent past and that OJ was angry because he believed that Nicole was having an affair with Ron Goldman. The O.J Simpson trial impacted the U.S because it changed the way trials take place, made a “race quake”, and was a national affair.

Ronald Goldman. Did O.J. Simpson really commit the double homicide? To this day, this is a

Things happen when you least expect as is the case of “Virginia vs Dustin Turner”. Dustin Turner was found guilty for the murder of Jennifer Evans. The story goes that Bill Joe Brown chocked and killed 22 year old Jennifer Evans because she would not accept his drunk, aggressive advances toward her and Dustin helped Billy hide her body for 8 days before reporting it to the police which caused things to change in his life forever. Dustin was sentence to 82 years and Billy Joe Brown was sentence to 72 years both without parole. The sentence that Dustin received was not fair because he was also charged with sexual assault and kidnapping which was not accurate.

Everyone has heard of the OJ Simpson court case – a rich and famous man is accused of murdering his ex wife and despite an overwhelming amount of evidence presented against him, he somehow manages to be found not guilty. Many people find themselves wondering how that could possibly happen. Was his defense team simply that good? Were there mistakes made? Was he actually innocent? Simpson’s case is not the only one that has yielded such a strange outcome because of his status and stellar defense team, and certainly not the only court case to cause such an uproar in the media. Martha Stewart’s 2001 case, Scott Peterson’s 2004 case, and Lorena Bobbitt’s 1994 case are all examples of court trials that sparked interest in the eye of America.

Police then put out a warrant for O.J. and then it all started from their He drove the Ford Bronco that police followed for at least 60 miles along the freeways. O.J. emotionally urging law enforcement to "back off" because O.J. had a gun to his head. After a while O.J. surrendered charged with the double murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson, 35, and her friend Ronald Goldman, 2. In the trial O.J was found not guilty of the the murders but if you look at everyone on the Defendants side they all filled their faces with

June 12, 1994, does the day sound familiar? Just a simple Sunday in California, warm and beautiful. Mr. Orenthal James Simpson made plans to attend his daughter’s dance recital, along with many other events that would occur (Courier-Post). O.J. Simpson, the once lovable football star, turned into a murderer over night. Many of O.J.’s actions on June 12, 1994 have become questionable and most of the evidence sources pointed to him; but did he commit the horrific murders of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson?

Detective Mark Fuhrman gave a testimony about the police investigation. He was the one who found the bloody glove at the crime scene that was later used to try to link O.J. to the murders. Fuhrman used his 5th amendment right to protect himself when being questioned by the defense team about Fuhrman having made racist remarks. The defense team made the trial about race when accusing Fuhrman of trying to frame O.J. by placing the glove at the crime

Everybody knows about the infamous murder case of O.J. Simpson, also officially known as the People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson. Whether born before or after the case, everyone has heard of it. O.J.’s trial was extremely high-profile; the world watched as the fault-lines of American race relations were laid bare in a Los Angeles courtroom, and the blanket media coverage brought to life a phenomenon later known as reality TV. However as time passed, many are unfamiliar with the events that surrounded it. Did the football star O.J. Simpson actually do it? This question leads to a lot of controversy. O.J seems to be the main subject, but the real stars were his noteworthy defense team, also known as the “Dream Team”.

If I was a juror in the OJ Simpson case I believe I would find him not guilty. You would think all the blood evidence would be the strongest but it’s not. In both ways the blood evidence could find him guilty and not guilty. The blood evidence if it had been collected correctly would have given us great clues pointing us to the fact of if OJ had committed the crime. Since it was not done correctly the defense attorney(s) were able to disprove the evidence as not true. This is why the blood evidence is the strongest evidence but also not the strongest, it all depends on what verdict you believe OJ should have been found as.

In 1985, “The Trial of the Century” involving the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, Ron Lyle Goldman. O.J. Simpson was accused of being the murderer in these two cases. From January to October, the trial went on and on, and more people thought that he was guilty and that he actually murdered his ex wife and friend, Nicole and Ron. Reporters and lawyers were everywhere. After ten long months of the trial O.J. Simpson was pronounced “not guilty” verdict. Some reporters, family members of Nicole, and at home watchers thought he was only pronounced “not guilty” because the grand jury was all “overwhelmingly” black. And O.J. Simpson was African American as well.

Just a few minutes after midnight on June 12, 1994. Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were found brutally murdered in front of Nicole’s condo in Brentwood, California. The scene is extremely gruesome and from pictures that are shown was a crime completely out of rage no if and or buts about it. Here is a very in-depth timeline of the events leading up to the murder being discovered. Nicole Brown Simpson along with friends and family go out to dinner at a restaurant named Mezzaluna around six thirty pm. They finish their meal at 8 pm. Nicole’s mother leaves her glasses at the restaurant and Mr. Goldman offers to go pick them up. Sometime between nine and nine thirty pm O.J. and Brian Kaelin a friend staying at his guest house go to eat dinner at Mc Donald’s. They eat rather quickly and are back at the Simpson Residence at nine forty-five pm. Sometime between finishing dinner with Simpson and returning the glasses Nicole wanted back; Goldman arrives at her apartment. The police recreated the night of the crime and believe that Goldman arrived after, or during the killing of Nicole; obviously he was shortly killed after by

Both sides gave thorough arguments, Simpson’s team stating there was no way he could have committed the crime with his arthritis and old football injuries (“The Trial”). Some of the evidence brought to the case was a black, bloodied glove found at the scene, which had obviously been used by the murderer. The match to the glove was indeed found outside of Simpson’s residence at the time, but there was controversy of whether or not it had indeed been used by Simpson or the LAPD had planted it there to frame him just because he was a black man. The glove was on of the key points in the trial, one of the prosecutors asked Simpson to try on the glove in front of the jury, but Simpson had a hard time, struggling to put the glove on (“The Trial”). Johnnie Cochran coming up with the famous line, “If it doesn’t fit, you must acquit.” Later, although it turned out there may have been reasons why indeed the glove didn’t fit, because it may have shrunk from the blood it had been soaked in. Over 99 days of the trial, the prosecution alone put 72 witnesses on the stand, including Brown’s family all stating Simpson had a motive to kill her. Another source of evidence brought forward was a match of a blood sample found at the crime scene had belonged to Simpson. The next part of the trial, the defense had brought up family member’s of Simpson’s and his daughter; at this time it had