1. O.J.'s wife, Nicole Simpson, stated in writing in 1992 and on tape in October 1993 that O.J. had not touched her in anger since January 1989. October 1993 was less than 8 months before the murders (June 12, 1994).
2. Although we have been told for years that O.J. was stalking and obsessing over Nicole during the months leading up to the murders, in point of fact, O.J. was out of town much of the time between January and June 1994 on business and personal trips and was only in town the weekend of the murders because he had flown back to LA to see his daughter's dance recital.
3. Nicole Simpson's best and closest friend, Cora Fischman, testified that Nicole never said anything to her about being abused by O.J.
4. Ron Goldman's autopsy proves that he struck his attacker(s) very hard several times, but O.J. had no bruises on his head, neck, face, shoulders, arms, chest, or back when he was examined the day after the murders and again two days after the murders.
5. The blood found under Nicole's fingernails did *not* match O.J.'s blood type. Nor did it match Nicole's or Goldman's blood type.
6. None of the witnesses who saw O.J. at the LA airport, on the flight to Chicago, or at the Chicago airport just hours after the murders saw any cuts on his hands or bruises or marks on his face.
7. O.J. volunteered, in writing, to take a polygraph for the LAPD, but the prosecution declined the offer. When one of O.J.'s post-trial TV interviews was subjected to a voice-stress analysis (VSA) lie detector test, the results indicated that O.J. was telling the truth when he denied killing Nicole and Goldman.
8. The 12-15-inch knife that the prosecution claimed that O.J. bought from Ross Cutlery and then supposedly used in the murders was soon discovered to have been a small and unused knife. The prosecution then ceased talking about the knife. Yet, we still see "news" accounts repeat the claim that O.J. bought a large knife from Ross Cutlery a few months before the murders.
9. The autopsy evidence indicates that most of the stab wounds inflicted on Goldman were done by a left-handed person. O.J. was right handed.
10. Regarding "all that blood" of O.J.'s that was supposedly found at the crime scene, the blood from the crime scene was not booked into evidence until four days after the murders, and when the evidence bindles were later examined they had no initials on them, even though the criminalist testified that she marked the bindles and marked all the other items collected.
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2. Although we have been told for years that O.J. was stalking and obsessing over Nicole during the months leading up to the murders, in point of fact, O.J. was out of town much of the time between January and June 1994 on business and personal trips and was only in town the weekend of the murders because he had flown back to LA to see his daughter's dance recital.
3. Nicole Simpson's best and closest friend, Cora Fischman, testified that Nicole never said anything to her about being abused by O.J.
4. Ron Goldman's autopsy proves that he struck his attacker(s) very hard several times, but O.J. had no bruises on his head, neck, face, shoulders, arms, chest, or back when he was examined the day after the murders and again two days after the murders.
5. The blood found under Nicole's fingernails did *not* match O.J.'s blood type. Nor did it match Nicole's or Goldman's blood type.
6. None of the witnesses who saw O.J. at the LA airport, on the flight to Chicago, or at the Chicago airport just hours after the murders saw any cuts on his hands or bruises or marks on his face.
7. O.J. volunteered, in writing, to take a polygraph for the LAPD, but the prosecution declined the offer. When one of O.J.'s post-trial TV interviews was subjected to a voice-stress analysis (VSA) lie detector test, the results indicated that O.J. was telling the truth when he denied killing Nicole and Goldman.
8. The 12-15-inch knife that the prosecution claimed that O.J. bought from Ross Cutlery and then supposedly used in the murders was soon discovered to have been a small and unused knife. The prosecution then ceased talking about the knife. Yet, we still see "news" accounts repeat the claim that O.J. bought a large knife from Ross Cutlery a few months before the murders.
9. The autopsy evidence indicates that most of the stab wounds inflicted on Goldman were done by a left-handed person. O.J. was right handed.
10. Regarding "all that blood" of O.J.'s that was supposedly found at the crime scene, the blood from the crime scene was not booked into evidence until four days after the murders, and when the evidence bindles were later examined they had no initials on them, even though the criminalist testified that she marked the bindles and marked all the other items collected.
More information available at The O.J. Simpson Case.