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The Simpson Case Summary
Schiller followed Simpson's case as he stood trial for the 1994 murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman. In a new interview with ABC News' 20/20, Schiller reveals that Simpson's lawyer — the late Robert Kardashian — found the athlete standing in his now world-famous daughter's room with a gun in his hand. The incident occurred before Simpson's white Bronco chase.
According to Schiller, Simpson made "almost like a suicide tape" in Kim's room that was "intended to be his final words."
"Oh boy, I don't know how I ended up here," Simpson allegedly said on the tape, obtained by Schiller. "Please remember me as 'The Juice.' Please remember me as a good guy. Don't remember me as one of the negatives that might end up
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