Nicole Brown Simpson's mother and father are haunted by shocking pictures like the dramatic courtroom photos showing their daughter as a battered woman.
In a heartbreaking interview with STAR, they made an emotional plea to other parents not to make the mistakes they did.
Lou and Juditha failed to act on their daughter's violent marriage - even after it hit the headlines.
"We can't help blaming ourselves," says Lou. "We should have stepped in and done more."
Now, they comfort themselves by keeping her memory alive.
"We talk to her in our hearts everyday. And when we visit her grave, we take with us flowers and all the love and care we should have given her when she was still with us, " adds the weeping father.
"My wife and I loved her very much. We can hardly bear to think about the way she died.
"But I thank God that Nicole is no longer suffering. It's one of the only comforting thoughts I have about her."
Every Sunday, the whole family visits Nicole's grave at the nearby Ascension Cemetery in Lake Forest.
Sometimes they find flowers and gifts left by strangers - once a cigarette, because Nicole liked to smoke, and once a bottle of good champagne...
Star Magazine
February 14 1995