On June 12, 1994 the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were murdered. The location was Nicole Brown Simpsons condominium on Bundy Drive Los Angeles, California. It is believed the murders occurred sometime after ten PM. Around midnight Nicole’s dog started howling and attracted the attention of a neighbor. The neighbor discovered the bodies of Nicole and Ronald. Ronald Goldman was found with multiple stab wounds including a stab wound in the back of his neck. Nicole was found with a stab wound to the back of the neck similar to Ronald’s. Nicole had her throat slit and that was the wound that ended her life. The police questioned O.J on his whereabouts during the murders. The police noticed a suspicious gash on his hand. At first he claimed …show more content…
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