OJ Simpson trial
Did OJ Simpson get away with murder?
4.6 (50)
77 mins
Explore the key pieces of evidence that linked OJ Simpson to the murders of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman. Learn about the prosecution’s mistakes and the defense’s strategies that led to OJ’s acquittal.
Ep 1:
A Mountain of Evidence, A Trail of Blood
Kieran Caldwell opens the case files on O.J. Simpson, revealing a staggering web of physical evidence and a blood trail that seemingly led straight to his door.
Ep 2:
The Cut, The Code, The Confusion
An unexplained cut and cutting-edge DNA science should have sealed Simpson's fate—until the defense turned scientific certainty into manufactured doubt.
Ep 3:
The Glove That Broke the Case
Marcia Clark's fatal missteps and a courtroom glove demonstration collide, turning the prosecution's strongest evidence into the trial's most infamous failure.
Ep 4:
Painting a Detective, Playing the Cameras
The battle over Detective Mark Fuhrman's character and a media frenzy reshape public perception, as television commentary begins deciding the trial before the jury does.
Ep 5:
The Perfect Storm and Its Lessons
As every failure converges into acquittal, we unpack the hard lessons the Simpson trial teaches about narrative, science, and the fragility of justice.
Discussions (25)
Josiah
Level 5 · 9 mo agoProsecution really fumbled the bag here 🗿
Ned
Level 9 · 9 mo agoThe coroner testified only the left jugular was cut.
Paisley
Level 4 · 9 mo agoRespectfully disagree. That glove did not fit.
