Oj Simpson Murder Case

The murder case of the former NFL hero, O.J. Simpson captivated the audience all over the United States. Simpson nicknamed “The Juice,” won the Heisman Trophy in 1968 and then went on to become one of the most famous running back in the history of the NFL. Simpson broke single season rushing records and still holds records in the NFL. 1979 Simpson retires from the NFL and is inducted into Pro Football Hall Of Fame. In 1985 Simpson marries Nicole Brown having two children, while he also was having a successful acting career in movies. In 1992 Nicole Brown Simpson files for divorce. In 1994 Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman was found murdered. O.J. Simpson was arrested is on trial for the murders of his former wife Nicole Brown and her friend, Ron Goldman. Simpson pleads not guilty, but all evidence points to Simpson being the guilty murder. The O.J. Simpson murder trial was the most publicised, captivating and controversial trial of all time, from physical evidence presented, DNA evidence and witnesses who testified.
It was the trial of the century. The media coverage exploded. People of all races, ages, rich or poor were glued to the TV watching the former Heisman Trophy winner, and NFL star
Simpson, the suspect in a double murder. The media craze, captivating all audience in america while the drama unfolded. The american people obsessing over their hero being accused of murder. The controversy of racial issues, evidence and maybe a possible riot. The prosecutors had more than enough DNA and physical evidence to convict Simpson, along with the witnesses who testified. Simpson had motive and no alibi. After eight months of trial the jury found Simpson not guilty for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. With the evidence and witnesses all pointing at Simpsons, do you think O.J. did it, and if the verdict was guilty, do you think there would have been a