O.J. Simpson could have had an accomplice, court records show
Summary
Newly released court records suggest O.J. Simpson might have had help in getting rid of the murder weapon linked to the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Simpson was found not guilty in a criminal trial in 1995 but was held responsible in a civil case in 1997.Key Facts
- Court documents related to O.J. Simpson’s case were recently made public.
- The documents indicate Simpson may have had an accomplice.
- This accomplice could have helped Simpson dispose of the murder weapon.
- Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were the murder victims.
- O.J. Simpson was acquitted (found not guilty) in a 1995 criminal trial.
- In 1997, Simpson was found liable in a civil lawsuit connected to the same killings.
- These new details came from a report by The New York Times based on court files.
- The story was covered by CBS News and reported by Jericka Duncan.
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