Yesterday we heard about j Simpson' s death. Oj Simpson was an NFL
character who would end up becoming a star of Hollywood and of the show in
the United States and that in the nineties became more famous then after the death
of his wife, mother, children and a friend of this what we were
born for the time. We remember that persecution that was broadcast live. They
were passing the NBA final on NBC, if I' m not mistaken,
on ABC and at the end of the NBA we were watching it in a
ring and watching the mardy chase on the full screen on this side, because
on that side of the United States it was day. We' re still
talking about angels. It was about nine o' clock this summer, about
ninety- four years later, yesterday this gentleman, who lived a very troubled
life, died, had a battle against cancer, says the plateau and tell
yourself of plateau. Yesterday I was updating on the information about the death of
Oja Simpson, one of the most infamous high- profile Americans of all time,
who died after a battle against cancer, was titled TMS. Yesterday,
the former NFL player was tried for the double murder of his ex- wife,
Nicole Brown Simpson and his friend Ron Goldman in the nineties. Just to
be acquitted, he died Wednesday in Las Vegas. This according to their families,
Hail Cursed Capello always give. The next day they say he was surrounded
by their children and grandchildren when he died Wednesday night. Simpson' s lawyer
also confirmed his death to half of TMZ. Oja has reportedly been fighting protota
cancer in recent years and his health has recently worsened. He had to receive
palliative care in the last few months. The news about Simpson' s cancer
diagnosis circulated for the first time in February, when a local media reported it,
although the details were confusing, as did the hearing response to the news
at that time, when he denied being in a palliative care center, but
did not address it. This did not address the issue of cancer. He
didn' t talk about me not being in the mystery. The fact that
Oajay actually mentioned a cancer diagnosis in two thousand twenty- three in a video
he posted in x when he said he had contracted some kind of cancer,
was added, but he suggested that he had overcome it, because the case,
the cancer came back and claimed its life about a year later. Eyes
had been fragile in the period before his death, even during a departure in
January, when he was seen using a cane. The last time Simpson posted
a video of himself talking about the fifty- eight Super Bowl, where he
said he was supporting his former team, the San Francisco for Iters. Then
he seemed in a good mood. I was sitting in the clip and talking
from the backyard of a house. Needless to say, Oja Simpson' s
life was momentous for the variety of reasons, many good and bad, especially
in his later years after football. Before that, however, he was a
beloved American hero in the field, winner of the Hehetman of the Usc and
a legend of the Buffalo Bills. Even after football, she was a real
Hollywood star. He acted where no movies and TV shows and was famous as
Heartz face and presenter for many years to vans to rent cars. Of course,
all that goodwill left her in the 1990s, when she was accused of
the heinous murders of Brown and his friend. His death marks the end of
a series of crimes and investments that of several decades around Oja. TMZ says
it reached its climax. After the brutal killings of Nicoli Ron in a thousand
nine hundred and ninety- four and after what was called the trial of the
century, when Oja was prosecuted on national television, even before the police stopped
him for questioning. Immediately after the murders, Oja led the police in a
low- speed chase on his Fort Bronco on the Los Angeles Highway, a
time that was televised nationwide and one of the most dramatic shared experiences in modern
American history. Once he was caught, a case began to form in which
he was the prime suspect. Prosecutors finally accused him of claiming Keja carried out
Nicole Ron' s horrible stabbing deaths at her Brentwood house. On June 12,
1990, Oja hired the so- called dream team of defense lawyers led
by the late Jarney com Rand, who led the case and helped disarm the
State of California case against him. A fundamental element that seized Korrand during the
trial was the fact that PD detective Mark Forkman had made racist comments in the
past that the defence team di jasu Girio, which could have led him to
place a bloody glove found in the Simpsons' house. This also led to
another crucial point in the trial, when the leaf team requested that the juror
be allowed to test his gloves in court and ended up not calculating him,
not keeping him perfectly. This led lawyer Corran to finally pronounce the famous phrase
the arguments. In the final arguments, if not in cash, the most
beautiful prisoner should be absorbed in English. In the end, the jury accepted
this defense. Oja was acquitted of the murder charges to the surprise of much
of the nation. However, not long after that, the Goldmans and the
Browns sued him in a civil court for death, death by negligence and in
that case he developed in Santa Monica, where a jury found this one responsible
for the death of Nicolis Ron and was ordered to pay tens of millions in
damages. Despite being persecuted by families for the money, Oja avoided paying the
sentence. Eventually he fled from Los Angeles to Las b where other legal problems
began to find him, including fiscal problems and eventually another criminal case. Two
thousand seven were accused of breaking into a hotel room in Las Vegas in an
attempt to recover sporting memories that he believed or memorabilia had been stolen from him,
appearing to confront the new owner with a group of thugs lying down also
armed with weapons according to prosecutors. He was finally arrested, charged and prosecuted
and convicted on all charges. Then Oja was imprisoned for a long time.
He was released in two thousand seventeen. Once either Jaye was released from prison,
he ended up settling in the city of Sin, in Las Vegas,
where he lived a relatively private and peaceful life the public eye, although he
was active on social media. As ex published frequently and with opinion on the
subject of politics, sports, etcetera. By then the reputation was already completely
destroyed, in part because many believe in reality that s s confessed the murders
of ninety- four in a book and in a subsequent interview that made a
decade of two thousand, proclaiming it as hypothetical, in addition to everything else
that had happened throughout his years. However, many fanatics still approached him after
the prison, using him for photographs. He was also often still supported by
some family members, including his two children, with whom he did not have
tennis or was already seventy- six years old. One of the most viewed
events as an audience he had with that persecution, more than the summer millions
changed the course of news coverage. That was the waterbreaker. It was for
what maybe they don' t know. In Los Angeles, he has been
an expert in police persecution coverage since the 1980s. There are several L A
channels that have aerial mobile units that one of them t- reads the L
A channel five. And that' s when those persecutions happen, they pass
them on live. There he is now on the street, such a thing
is happening. Now they were chases by thief, robbery, car, patrol,
etcetera. But a guy who stopped a city because they were looking for
him to get the prisoners on Jake Simpson' s profile. There is never
any city in the United States that has made news coverage of a police issue.
It had happened, I believe your experience hasn' t happened yet.
This has happened again. That had an audience that most of the major awards
there and then that changed the course of everything, coupled with the historical fact
that also the judge who was of Japanese ancestry and I am not mistaken that
he presided over his case, since that court authorized the live television broadcast and
one lasted a full year going on television from the beginning of the persecution until
it came to the sentence in the middle of the one day one had a
summary of the Jake Simpson case, but that is that there is born another
television format that until today is maintained, which are these television courts that I
judi etc. Because a passion was born there, an interest in having the
cameras. In some States it is prohibited in others. No. In the
case of California you can go to your request from the parties. Cameras are
not allowed. You just call when you draw what happened, which is the
drawing that you see a true sheath, but this one went live. Live,
we' re late We talked about one thing. They' re sketches
like portraits, they' re not photographs in a sketch artist who comes in
and goes around drawing people' s expressions. And that' s basically what
' s allowed from the 1800s in America. But there are many states.
But in the case of Oja Simpson, it changed the course of everything.
It was for our generation the judgment of the century and look. I think
it marked us so much because I didn' t, I mean, at
the time I wasn' t fully aware of what was going on, but
I do remember the chase perfectly, that is, the white bronchus. All
the police bring the perfect memory. I don' t remember Oja Simpson for
being a footballer. I remember Ojak Simpson for being a TV actor. I
was a fan and I' m still a fan of Lely Nelson' s
movies and he' s where the cop is. Yeah, and him in
that movie in that saga. Or Jay Simpson co- starred in some of
those movies with him and was in the chemistry of them two on television.
It was great. There' s a scene in a movie that Lesley,
the wife is pregnant and he gets into the wrong room where he' s
making a woman cover up and the one I' m learning is a black
woman and a black baby is born and he wants to kill Oja. So
the wife was in another O R giving birth to those, those comedies that
people got great at, and Leslie Nelson, who was a great tiger,
also the best. To me, that tiger was a good genius. I
remember them as an actor. Basically listen and you know the ones that are
older than I remember going through the NFL. But I don' t remember
seeing Oja any other way than being an actor and then being a teenager.
When this whole case happens and life turns it around. It changes him completely
with this case of Nicole and Ron' s death, which for a long
time remained in the media, and this one too I think is the first.
The first time you see a case that the sentence was already given by
the media, that the surprise was the other time when you downloaded it.
Opra broadcast live that day his TV show And if I had the video of
that day that yesterday circulated also how the audience was divided. And there he
had much to do with the sensationalist treatment given him by the press, which
by the nuance of the persecution, which gave him a nuance of whether he
is innocent, why he flees. So it was that the press treated this
at the time in a very irresponsible way and then, when the trial was
taking place that participation in the bias of the coverage, coverage information That fact
was no matter what could be proved in court, already public opinion had a
verdict from the day of the persecution, and that verdict was given and no
one took away from him that guilt of whether he killed or not, his
children' s mom and this boyfriend, because they say that ambi but the
guy' s boyfriend yes, yes and you know that he well, it
' s all right to say what Kingshardas' s dad was, the lawyer,
one of the lawyers the defense team, also the one who defended there
on the team was also the other one who called himself the one who defended
the bastard who sings nice and told him that he liked the kids Michael Jamas,
Michael jack Sy good man you know that I heard the mom from now
I forgot Chris Jenne to say that that that that that that trial finally affected
the marriage of it. Very much because she was very close to the wife
of but more than guilty. Or not that was never known, because he
came out the book for a really good technicality around here, if not you
prove and in the society that we live, the social that we live,
established you are guilty. When bed is prescribed to the nonje proved him innocent.
But really, that' s really what a well- known guy was
like. He really stayed among fanatics, one who said yes, another who
said no. And he stayed and as the press handled it, he also
made quite a profit from that. But if the reality of that let them
know he will always doubt you. In the end, I don' t
know Nicol and he' ll have plenty of time to talk.