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'Happier Times'

July 10, 2013, 5:00 pm
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In the wake of tragedy, Nicole Simpson's family is learning to have fun again.
Her sister Dominique recently took Nicole's children Sydney 9, and Justin, 6 to the same beach where they used to romp with their mother and father in happier times before Nicole was murdered.


The group included Dominique's 6-year-old son Aaron, her ex-fiance John Stanalan, 27, and his sons Trevor, 3, and Tyler, 5. They visited Victoria Beach in the city of Laguna Beach on a recent weekend as a special treat so the youngsters could celebrate the end of the school year.

National Enquirer Magazine 
July 11 1995


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'The Warning Signs...'

July 17, 2013, 4:30 pm
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I didn't know it then, but she had decided to leave O.J. Though I was still in the dark about the extent of his physical abuse, there was no hiding his constant unfaithfulness, which had hurt her for years, and his obsessiveness about their life - and her.

In early 1992 she moved with the children to a little house on Gretna Green, which was not far from the Rockingham estate where O.J. continued to live...


Nic went through with the divorce. But within months she was backsliding. As she wondered if she should reconcile with O.J., I was getting more and more certain that I wanted to leave UCSD, that it wasn't the right school for me.

By Christmas 1993, I was at the breaking point. I was in my house, sipping wine and watching Casablanca on TV - both of which only deepened my blues - when the phone rang.

It was Nic. "Tunnuh," she said, all worried. "I just got off the phone with Mama and she told me you were bummed. What's the matter?"
"Oh, Nic, I'm so down," I said. "I just can't do it. My grades aren't good and yet all I'm doing is studying. I don't know if I can stay in school."
"Tanya," she said, with a smile in her voice, "I'm going to throw the advice you gave me right back in your face: Do what you've got to do to make yourself happy.'"

Nic had not only listened to my words but was trying to live by them. She realized she needed help to resolve her fear and confusion about O.J., so she joined a support group. She was trying hard to get past her recurring dilemma and was particularly sensitive to my struggle.

"Tanya," she said, "stop letting that little hamster run around your head. Let him rest. Take a couple of deep breaths and - Tanya, I want you to copy this down and put it on your refrigerator: 'Delete the need to understand.' We don't need to understand everything. Sometimes you need to let destiny take its course..."

Tanya Brown with Sheila Weller
"We Tried to Save Each Other's Lives"
Redbook Magazine
July 1995



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'I'm Sorry...'

July 24, 2013, 4:30 pm
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An anguished Nicole Brown Simpson poured her heart out to O.J. in an astonishing love letter.
"You're my one and only true love," she wrote to her ex-husband. "I'm sorry for the pain I've caused you and I'm sorry we let it die. Please let us be a family again and let me - love you - better than I ever have before. I'll love you forever and always."

The defense tried to get the letter - signed "me," with a happy face drawn next to it - introduced as evidence in Simpson's murder trial.


They claimed it showed that the divorced Nicole was not afraid he would one day kill her, as some witnesses have claimed.

Judge Lance Ito rejected the defense's request. But STAR has obtained a complete copy of the letter, written in the spring of 1993 - six months after their divorce.

Sources have also told STAR that Nicole wrote many other letters professing her undying love for O.J., but never sent them.
A member of Nicole's family found the secret writings while cleaning out her condo after the murders...

A few months after the letter, Nicole went to O.J.'s house in a sexy outfit, and demanded to see him. 
They walked around the block and talked again - just like she said in the letter - and wound up back together.

The final breakup came only a few weeks before the murder.

Star Magazine
July 25 1995

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'The Prisoner'

July 31, 2013, 4:30 pm
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O.J. Simpson is America's most pampered prisoner - he's still idolized and treated like a VIP behind bars despite being on trial for murder, say two just-released fellow inmates.

"Even in jail, O.J. is No 1," Russ Amundson, 31 reveals in an exclusive interview... In the last two weeks before his release in mid-May, Amundson got a firsthand look at Simpson while serving O.J. meals in his cell.

"You wouldn't believe the special privileges he gets - he has absolute and complete privacy with a row of cells to himself," says Amundson. "Compared with other prisoners, O.J. is living in luxury... O.J's got more privacy than if he was back living at his Rockingham mansion. At least he hasn't got Kato Kaelin wandering around!"


"Everyone knows there's acute overcrowding in L.A's jails - 6,000 prisoners are housed in Men's Central - yet you wouldn't guess it when you see O.J.'s setup. The guards love O.J. Many feel honoured to have him as an inmate. And, I promise, if a poll was taken among those guards, most wouldn't want to see him convicted. They're dazzled by his celebrity."

National Enquirer Magazine
August 1 1995
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Another Bombshell Confession?

August 8, 2013, 11:47 pm
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O.J. Simpson shocked his legal team when he fingered his good buddy Marcus Allen as Nicole's killer!
As O.J.'s lawyers coached him on how to testify, Simpson suddenly blurted out: "Marcus Allen could have committed the murders!"

The bombshell came as the Dream Team conducted a secret mock trial with the football great on the witness stand. "The remark stunned O.J.'s attorneys - he was pointing the finger at a man who had been one of his best friends!" said a source close to the case.

In early July, the defense began feverishly prepping O.J. for the pounding he could expect on the stand. Two hired guns -  top female attorneys - spent hours grilling the accused killer in grueling mock cross-examination, each playing the role of Marcia Clark. 
Both pressed O.J. hard.

Under intense pressure, Simpson lashed out with his charge that pal Marcus could be responsible for the bloody murders.
"How come no one has checked him? Did anyone check his blood or his hair?" he demanded.

Explaining incriminating evidence found at his own home, O.J. added, "He could have come to my house afterward - he knows where I live!"


Marcus, star running back of the Kansas City Chiefs, was involved in a torrid affair with Nicole - which her friend Faye Resnick says continued up until the killings.
"However, police have never considered Marcus a suspect," said an insider.

The sports stars recently had a falling out when Marcus refused to come to Los Angeles and testify for the defense. Lawyers wanted him to say he had confessed to O.J. about the affair and that O.J. forgave him, say sources.
This would show Simpson wasn't a violently jealous man.

"O.J. is furious that Marcus turned his back on him when he needed him most," said the insider. "Now O.J. wants to hurt him."

National Enquirer Magazine
August 8 1995

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One Poignant Celebration...

August 22, 2013, 10:01 am
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The feuding families of O.J. and Nicole Brown Simpson called a one-day truce to celebrate a joyous event - the 7th birthday of the couple's son Justin.

Nicole's parents feared Justin might be sad on his big day since his parents wouldn't be at his party. So they invited O.J.'s best friend Al "A.C." Cowlings and also Arnelle and Jason Simpson, the accused killer's grown kids from his first marriage.

"The Browns figured the more the merrier on this special occasion," a family insider told the ENQUIRER.


The party was held on the beach near the Dana Point, Calif., home where Justin and his 9-year-old sister Sydney now live with his grandparents...

Among the 40 party guests were Nicole's sisters Denise, Dominique and Tanya, her cousin Rolf Baur and dozens of Justin's little friends...

"This is the second straight birthday that Justin has celebrated without his mommy and daddy," noted the insider...

National Enquirer Magazine
August 22 1995

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'Putting On a Brave Face?'

August 28, 2013, 4:30 pm
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Marcus Allen was on a Caribbean vacation when his lover Nicole Brown Simpson was being buried in California...
Marcus and Kathryn checked into the Hyatt Regency Hotel June 13 and stayed through June 18. 

In a September, 1994 interview with Los Angeles lawmen in Kansas City, Allen recalled that his sister-in-law, Debbie Cornell, broke the news of Nicole's death in an emergency phone call to the Hyatt in Grand Cayman.

"Marcus went fishing two mornings in a row and in the afternoon, he and Kathryn would board the Red Sail dive boat." While waiting to board the dive ship on the second day, Marcus suddenly brought up the subject of Nicole and O.J. to Kathy.

Says the source: "Marcus told Kathryn, 'I can't believe they arrested O.J. for Nicole's murder. Do you think he did it?' Kathryn replied, 'I don't know. Do you think he did it? You know him better than I do.'


The evening of June 17, Marcus and Kathryn sat at a table with another couple in a Hyatt bar when the O.J. Bronco chase came on TV. "Marcus seemed to shoot straight up in his chair, then bolted over to the bar and stared at the TV. He stood there transfixed. He seemed stunned.

"Kathryn got up and stood behind him. Finally she said, 'Marcus, let's go. I want to go upstairs!' Marcus just waved his hand at her and said, 'No wait!'

Star Magazine
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A Matter of Perception...

September 7, 2013, 4:21 am
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Still the idea that reporters must suppress their views and perceptions remains deeply ingrained. "I wouldn't dare write what I think," a reporter who helped cover the Simpson case for the Los Angeles Times recently told a graduate journalism seminar in the San Francisco Bay area.

What the reporter thought was that Simpson was guilty and that the jury would never convict him, mostly for racial reasons. "I'll be frank," emailed a senior editor at Time, also afraid to be publicly identified. "We'd get massacred if we printed what our reporters think. 
I know it sounds weird, but it's true - and chilling - when an institution founded on free and fearless speech doesn't dare use either.

(Since we're on the subject, here's what I believe: In light of evidence presented to date, O.J. Simpson is profoundly disturbed. I believe he killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
I also believe that he will not be convicted of murder, primarily because of racial tensions in Los Angeles and because the legal system has no rational, modern system for selecting a jury able to cope with the social pressures and legal complexities of the trial.)

The most jarring cultural division demonstrated by the Simpson story is racial. Sometime this spring, according to numerous polls and surveys, it became clear to most white Americans - roughly 70 per cent - that O.J. Simpson was probably guilty, that the DNA and other evidence was substantial, that the idea of a massive police conspiracy to frame him was ludicrous, and at best a desperate play by high-powered lawyers.

Almost at the same time, it became equally clear to most African Americans - also about three-quarters - that Simpson was innocent, and that a police conspiracy was not only possible but likely.


It also became clear to both groups and everyone else that the Simpson jury was probably not going to convict him and would stalemate primarily as a result of racial differences. Journalists passed along the poll results, but seemed unable to react to the fact that these findings had become the big story, not an interesting sideline.

For those of us watching from a distance, this media dissonance became increasingly disturbing. We sensed we were not seeing and hearing the truth. However unintentionally, journalism's daily offerings seemed a great lie...

Jon Katz
Wired Magazine
(September 1995)

More Troubling Than Murder?

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'Speaking the Truth...'

September 11, 2013, 5:00 pm
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Mark McCaleb worked with (Mark) Fuhrman for eight years and is speaking out because he says his former partner is being misunderstood from the highly publicized taped interviews he did with a screenwriter...

The defense in the O.J. case wants to use the tapes to show Fuhrman is a racist since he used racial slurs against blacks when telling his stories. 
But McCaleb said, "Mark is the farthest thing from a racist a person could be. When it comes to police work, Mark didn't see a person's color, he saw good guys and bad guys."


McCaleb noted that Fuhrman got along great with a black woman officer; Toish Ellerson, who was assigned to work with them. "Later we came to believe she was a plant for Internal Affairs. They were always looking for racist cops in the mostly white West L.A. division where we worked," said McCaleb.

"There are members on the force who are racist but Mark Fuhrman isn't one of them."

 National Enquirer Magazine 
September 12 1995

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In Pursuit of the 'Official' Story

September 19, 2013, 6:08 am
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Convinced that he is about to be set free by the jury, O.J. Simpson has launched an all-out campaign to restore his multimillion -dollar fortune and to clear his name.

The 48-year-old sports legend doesn't feel a bit guilty about cashing in on the tragic murders, says a source close to O.J.'s business operations.
"He's told his people: 'I'm going to make every dollar I can. I didn't do anything wrong, but my life has been wrecked and I've been through hell.'" says the source.


The insider says O.J. plans to use as much of his windfall as necessary to get revenge on the drug world assassins who the defense says may have been after Nicole's pal, Faye Resnick, and killed Nicole, instead."

The football star - who became convinced he'll be acquitted when the notorious Mark Fuhrman tapes surfaced - has vowed to use every legal means to nail the "real" killers.

National Examiner
September 19 1995

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Shameful Ignorance?

September 25, 2013, 5:00 pm
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Embattled Marcus Allen, shamed by his forbidden romance with Nicole Brown Simpson tried to kill himself with a lethal mixture of booze and pills, shocked pals charge.
Just weeks ago, Marcus' wife Kathy discovered the football hero collapsed on a couch during a vacation in Phoenix, Arizona, insiders say.

The Kansas City Chief's star running back's lawyer Ed Hookstratten denied the story, telling GLOBE: "I've known Marcus Allen since he was 17 years old and he doesn't take sedatives and he doesn't drink alcohol. He's a superb athlete in the National Football League and hasn't done anything like that."

But close family sources insist that Allen, 35, did try to kill himself in July - shortly after O.J.'s lawyers failed to subpoena him as a key defense witness, about his affair with Nicole.


"This was a time of high tension for Marcus. All of his old friends were alienated from him because he refused to testify on O.J.'s behalf. Sugar Ray Leonard, the boxer, doesn't want to know him. Al Cowlings ignores him."

O.J.'s dream team attorney had wanted Allen to tell the jury that Simpson forgave him for making love to Nicole to show O.J. was not insanely jealous as painted by prosecutors.

Globe Magazine
September 26 1995
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'October 3 1995' Justice Denied!

October 3, 2013, 4:00 am
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"You won't know the worst that happened to Nicole Brown Simpson in her marriage, because she is dead and cannot tell you.
And if she were alive, remember, you wouldn't believe her"
Andrea Dworkin

On Tuesday October 3 1995 and after nine months of testimony, 120 witnesses, 45,000 pages of evidence and 1,100 exhibits and a deliberation of less than four hours, a jury of ten women and two men returned a verdict of "Not Guilty" to the charge that O.J. Simpson had murdered Nicole and Ronald Goldman on Sunday June 12 1994.

Failed by the mistakes that occurred during the police murder investigation and the racism of Mark Fuhrman; media saturation and the erroneous reporting, the self-interest of some of the witnesses, the legal posturing and the "DNA Conspiracy Theory", Nicole was also failed by a jury who chose not believe her earlier words of despair:

"He's going to kill me, he's going to kill me"




Nineteen years later and I can still recall hearing that verdict on my car radio as I drove from York with my family on a cold, dark afternoon with a feeling that some dreadful injustice had occurred.

Nicole was a victim of domestic violence, abused and battered by the man she loved during their life together and despite his repeated declarations of love and his regret at having hurt her in the past, I also believe that on Sunday June 12 1994, he murdered her.

Tee Bylo
Sources Used:
Life and Death Unapologetic Writings on the Continuing War against Women Andrea Dworkin (Virago Press 1997)
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A Family Forever Changed...

October 9, 2013, 5:00 pm
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The family of Nicole Brown Simpson has forever changed.
No longer do they live peacefully in their suburban Dana Point, California, home.

Mother, Juditha, 63, briefly took the stand at the beginning of the trial to establish the beginning of the time line on the night of June 12, 1994. Ron Goldman's presence at Nicole's condo that night was largely considered a coincidence, because he was returning Juditha's reading glasses.

Nicole's older sister, Denise, has turned the purpose of her life to running the nonprofit Nicole Brown Simpson Charitable Foundation, set up as an aid in educating people about and eradicating domestic violence.

But the Browns have been mired in scandal...


During the days immediately after the double murders, Nicole's family was tight-lipped about declaring a belief in O.J.'s guilt. In fact, at the beginning, they denied any existence of domestic violence between O.J. and Nicole.
The family has even been accused of profiting from and abusing the media with their new found attention.

Furthermore, when O.J and Nicole's children, Sydney and Justin, appeared in countless magazines at their mother's grave, the public was curious - why would the Browns allow such a tender and private moment to be splashed across magazine covers?

None of this is true, insists the Brown family. They are reluctant celebrities, victims of a heinous crime that shifted them into the limelight.

Suzanne Ely
O.J. Simpson Trial of the Century
(LFP Inc) 1995

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Forgiven and Forgot?

October 16, 2013, 5:00 pm
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'Please forgive me. I love you more than life itself,' the pal reveals.

It was a 180 degree turn from the way O.J. treated her on New Year's Day 1989. When cops arrived at O.J.'s estate, they found Nicole, clad only in a bra and sweatpants, cowering in the bushes outside.
"He's going to kill me!" she screamed. O.J. was arrested and pleaded no contest to spousal battery.

Afterward, Denise Brown took shocking photos of her sister's smashed face. Nicole should have dumped O.J. then, say pals.
But Nicole told a friend when she showed the photos to her father Lou, he urged her to try to make the marriage work!

"Nicole told me: 'O.J.'s done a lot for my family,'" says pal Faye Resnick, author of Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted."'They love him. I'm not saying they don't love me. They do. They just love him more.'"

O.J. was banished to a guest house. But by April, Nicole had taken him back.
A month later, he convinced her to go with him to a posh Mexican resort to celebrate her 30th birthday, sources say.


"O.J. was so loving and so much fun," recalls fitness guru Kris, who's divorced from Kardashian and now married to Olympic hero Bruce Jenner.
"It was hard to believe only months earlier, he'd beaten her so badly. They never talked about it and everyone believed it was an isolated incident..."

"I look back to those four wonderful days in Mexico and think: "That was about as perfect as it ever was between O.J. and Nicole.
"What went so horribly wrong?"

Globe Magazine
October 17 1995

A Day to Remember!
Nicole Brown Simpson.. The Poignant Story of a Life Interrupted

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'I Wanted So To Be a Good Wife'

October 24, 2013, 6:00 pm
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"I wanted to be a wonderful wife!"
Shortly before her tragic murder, Nicole Brown Simpson wrote those haunting words in her secret diary - a chilling document that was hidden away under lock and key until The ENQUIRER obtained it exclusively.

The pages are Nicole's final testament from beyond the grave.


Her diary is filled with heart- wrenching details of the living hell she endured at the hands of O.J. - the brutal physical, emotional and sexual abuse that left her broken and empty.

Anyone reading these pages can feel Nicole's tortured soul as she struggles to deal with O.J.'s infidelity and his abuse, according to attorney Melanie Lomax, who has represented hundreds of battered women.

"This was a classic spouse abuse situation - Nicole was living a nightmare," Lomax declared.
"Her diary is filled with an O.J. who was obsessed, erratic, explosive and crazy with anger. It paints a sad picture of a woman terrorized.

I just don't see how our stories compare - I was so bad because I wore sweats + left shoes around + didn't keep a perfect house or comb my hair the way you liked it - or had dinner ready at the precise moment you walked through the door, or that I just plain got on your nerves sometimes...


I just don't see how that compares to infidelity, wife beating, verbal abuse - I just don't think everybody goes through this.

And if I wanted to hurt you or had it in me to be anything like the person you are - I would have done so after the New Years incident.

But I didnt' even do it then - I called the cops to save my life whether you believe it or not. But I didn't  pursue anything after that - I didn't prosecute. I didn't call the press + didn't make a big charade out of it - I waited for it to die down and asked for it to. But I've never loved you since or been the same...

That O.J. Simpson brought me a lot of pain heartache - I tried so hard with him - I wanted so to be a good wife. But he never gave me a chance.

The National Enquirer
October 25 1995

*Nicole's spelling and punctuation remains unchanged*

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The Poignant Legacy of Nicole Brown Simpson's Diary
The Legacy of Nicole Brown Simpson


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'So Let's Accept Life As It Is...'

October 30, 2013, 8:00 pm
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Nicole was aware of O.J.'s shortcomings even before they were married.

She knew about his cheating and his use of cocaine. This "letter" discovered in Nicole's diary, was written during the eight years they spent together before their 1985 wedding.

In it, Nicole says she doesn't want to marry O.J. - or have his children.

O.Jay.
After all these years together, there are still some things that we have to get straight. One is that you think I want control of you, which is totally wrong - I only want of you, what you, so easily and strongly expect of me...

Secondly, Don't ever tell me that I want everything for myself - That I want a million dollar house etc. - that's total bologna! Because I didn't start that conversation in the first place.


I don't want to marry you. And I don't want a family by you...
so lets just leave you and I as we are - you have cheated on me - and I'll never doubt that - and that's something about you that probably won't change - So lets accept life as it is - I've asked you to work on The Coke - you don't!

That's all - No hard feelings on my part - I've tried. I just think that I try a little harder than you.

The National Enquirer
October 31 1995

*Nicole's spelling and punctuation remains unchanged*



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The Burden of Guilt...

November 7, 2013, 5:30 am
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O.J. Simpson, the most hated man in America, paid a bizarre sneak visit to the grave of his slain wife Nicole - then ran off like a thief in the night after only 30 seconds at her side, without once shedding a tear!

Simpson didn't even bother to bring flowers to the mist-shrouded glen in the California cemetery that has become a shrine to battered women around the world.

Dressed casually in jeans, parka and blue cap, Simpson skulked to the grave in Lake Forest's Ascension Cemetery, knelt briefly, then hurried away - without looking back.


"Don't be surprised by O.J.'s actions," says a close friend of Nicole. "Clearly the burden of guilt was too heavy for him to stay at her grave for any length of time. That's because I believe he put her there!"

"It was early in the morning when I spotted a Jeep coming through the gate," says GLOBE's photographer, who snapped these exclusive photos after an 18-day stakeout. "I could tell his friend A.C. Cowlings was driving..."

Already placed at the grave were a small bouquet of flowers, two individual long-stemmed roses and a small American flag.

Another GLOBE photographer who observed O.J.'s visit says: "You could tell he felt out of place, but what shocked me so much was that he didn't even bring a single rose to put on Nicole's grave.

"It was bad enough it took him almost three weeks to come to the cemetery, but to come without even a flower is shocking. When he left her graveside, he didn't even turn around to take a second look. Nothing!"

Globe Magazine
November 7 1995
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Getting Away With 'It'... Part One

November 13, 2013, 5:00 pm
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A SECOND witness has now stepped forward. claiming Kato Kaelin told him that he helped O.J. Simpson dispose of bloody clothing.

During a radio interview, Kato's former pal Klein Al'n claimed Kato confessed to helping O.J. get rid of blood-soaked clothing the night his ex-wife, Nicole, and her pal, Ron Goldman, were brutally butchered.

And a scientific voice stress analysis indicates that Klein was telling the truth, says an expert. 
Klein's charges back up a similarly explosive report by New York newspaper columnist Cindy Adams about statements she said were made by Nicole's neighbor, Jill Shively.


"Two reports now say that Kato told people he found a bloody O.J. in the yard, then helped him undress and dump his stuff. This seems to clear up any mystery about O.J.'s alleged bloody clothes," says veteran former prosecutor and trial analyst Peter Levin.

"If you believe the prosecution, then this explanation also shows why there were no puddles of blood in Simpson's house or yard."

Klein dropped his bombshell allegations while talking to attorney Gloria Allred on KABC radio in Los Angeles...

Klein said in the interview that Kato told him he heard bumps on the wall of his room at Simpson's Rockingham estate on the night of the murders, then walked outside and found O.J. wearing dark clothes covered with blood.

"According to Kato, O.J. was in the process of getting undressed," Klein told Allred.
"After O.J. finished undressing, Kato said he helped take the bloody clothing and put it inside a green plastic bag," Klein claims Kato told him.

Klein claims he eventually told his story to the Los Angeles Police Department. He says he was subpoenaed eight times, but was never called to testify.

The National Examiner Magazine
November 14 1995

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Fight or Flight...

November 20, 2013, 5:00 pm
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O.J. Simpson is set to hightail it out of America to protect his fortune, lawyers close to the new civil cases against him fear.

The fallen football hero faces three suits involving his slain ex-wife, Nicole Brown, and her pal, Ron Goldman. If he loses all three, he could go broke. But if he stashes his cash outside the country, he can live like a king, attorneys following the case say.

A lawyer for one of the civil suit plaintiffs vows to follow Simpson to the far corners of the Earth to collect any settlement.
"We will pursue this to the end," says Mike Brewer, who represents Ron Goldman's mother, Sharon Rufo. "If there's a judgement, we will do anything to seize Simpson's assets.
Brewer adds that "it's always possible" that O.J. will flee America.


In addition to Rufo's suit, O.J. is also being hauled into court by the fathers of victims Nicole and Ron Goldman.
In a shrewd legal maneuver, all three have filed "survivor actions," which allows them to go for punitive damages. And if a jury finds Simpson liable for the deaths, they could order him to pay a potentially massive sum, which could wipe him out financially.

Top legal eagle Peter Levin agrees a jury judgement could bleed O.J. dry.
"I think there's a very good chance the jury will come back with big, big numbers," says Levin, a former prosecutor who was a leading analyst of the murder trial.

"If they find Simpson liable, they could take into account his wealth and his potential to earn millions more.
"And if he does flee - or if he refuses to testify - O.J. could be found liable by default."

But that in itself won't satisfy the plaintiffs, who want to Simpson pay through the nose for what they believe was his role in the horrendous crimes.

The National Examiner
November 21 1995

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Just One More Murderous Threat!

January 1, 2014, 5:00 pm
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Faye Resnick, the lesbian lover of tragic Nicole Brown Simpson, has revealed a murderous threat uttered by O.J. only hours after his acquittal.

The chilling scene took place during the home-coming party at Simpson's Brentwood mansion on October 3, says Faye in her new blockbuster, Shattered: In the Eye of the Storm.
Celebrating his freedom, a jubilant Simpson - surrounded by well-wishers - declared: "'There are two people I would like to kill: Denise Brown and Faye Resnick.' Then he drew his fingers across his throat," one shocking passage in the book reveals.

Former cocaine addict Faye, 38, had a brief gay affair with Nicole shortly before the murders of O.J.'s ex-wife and her pal Ron Goldman on June 12, 1994.

Describing O.J.'s threat, she says: "It was made at his coming-out party with a circle of people around him. I have been told by several people the exact words - and gesture - he used.

"Some well-intentioned but naive people assured me I had no reason to fear O.J., but this is a dangerous man who likes to keep his promises.


"The Browns and the Goldmans, as well as myself, have received threats. It's ironic that while a murderer went free, those closest to his victims became prisoners of fear."

O.J. hates Faye, who lived at Nicole's Brentwood condo a week before the murders.

Part of his defense was to claim "the key to the deaths of Nicole and Ron could be found in the drug world that Faye Resnick inhabited."
O.J.'s investigators tried to prove the two victims were slaughtered by assassins searching for Resnick who, they claimed, owed money to Colombian drug barons. But Judge Lance Ito threw out the "drug hit" defense because of lack of evidence.

Globe Magazine 
January 2 1996

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Nicole Brown Simpson The Poignant Story of a Life Interrupted...

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