Oj Simpson Research Paper

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“This is a love story, too. And, like a lot of love stories, it doesn't have a happy ending.” O.J. Simpson, If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer. This quote from O.J.’s book that he wrote after his trial clearly shows his perception of his relationship with his ex-wife was all messed up, since “love stories” don’t typically end with a double murder. The famous trial of O.J. Simpson caught the world's attention because he was a celebrity and part of the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman. O.J. Simpson was a former professional football player. His trial on murder charges in 1995 was one of the most celebrated criminal trials in American history”. (“O.J. Simpson | Biography, Trial, & Facts | Britannica'' Orenthal James …show more content…

O.J. Simpson was found not guilty of all charges in the trial on October 3, 1995. The not guilty decision shocked many people and it became a huge and intense debate about the American justice system. However, based on the evidence available, I believe Orenthal James Simpson should have been found guilty of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman because of the evidence presented during the trial and the timeline of the events that happened. One reason O.J. Simpson should have been found guilty of killing Brown and Goldman because of the evidence presented during the trial. The evidence presented during the trial by the prosecutor in Simpson's case said, “During the California murder case of People v. O.J. Simpson, DNA results indicated that blood found on a rear gate at the crime scene belonged to O.J. Simpson and that blood found on socks at Simpson's residence belonged to murder victim Nicole Brown Simpson'' (Serna et al.). This piece of evidence that was presented by the prosecutor is an ample piece of evidence that helped them solve the case because the DNA results indicated that the blood found was indeed O.J. Simpson’s and it was found on a gate of the residence house. Additionally, it

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