Oj Simpson Conspiracy Theory

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Every century markes a new memorable moment like the 30’s The Great Depression. The 60’s occured the John F. Kennedy assassination. 90’s, the most jaw dropping double murder America has ever seen. Simpson double murder trial is perhaps the most publicized case. Many conspiracy theories every jury and prosecutor had but was it enough to convict a man, possibly guilty of two murders? Did O.J. Simpson really do it?
On June 12, 1994, Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were brutally murdered. Their bodies were found at Nicole Brown’s condo. Ronald was heading to Nicole’s house to drop off some sunglasses she left at Mezzaluna Trattoria where Goldman work as a waiter before his passing. Nicole Simpson was the loving and devoted wife of the
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Simpson was founded liable for the wrongful deaths of both victims at the civil trial. He was ordered to pay eight point five million dollars in compensatory damages to the Goldman family. During the civil trial Simpson was battling for custody for his children against the Brown families. Nicole Brown’s body was buried at Ascension Cemetery in Lake Forest, California. After the verdict came out about his lost in civil court and which he had to begin to pay a grand total of thirty three point five million dollars. The only good thing that came out of that day was that Simpson had won full custody of both children who were Sydney Simpson and Justin …show more content…
to the crime, is that I came to the belief that justice wasn’t properly served. My belief of O.J. Simpson not doing this is absolutely fade because I believed he and some other suspect killed Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman. About ten years ago in 2007 Simpson was convicted of robbery and kidnapping. He served a three year time sentence with parole. A combination of media coverage, racial tensions, perjury, poor evidence collection, and the possibility of evidence being stronger than the jury couldn’t even had realised. To close this up I learned that Simpson was released from jail after spending six months awaiting the verdict during the murders. Although he was found not guilty of the murders, a civil suit was filed against Simpson and he was ordered to pay over thirty three point five million dollars to the families. This case was so controversial to where I didn’t even know what to believe. Also major headaches that couldn’t be controlled came with studying the case. Always remember every race is equal and justice shouldn’t ever be taken

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