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So, OJ Simpson has died of cancer at 76: good riddance to bad rubbish. We all know he's a double murderer who got away with it at trial. His victims died 30 years ago in 1994; they never had a chance to live out their lives like he did and the acquittal is an insult to the victims' families.
He later got 33 years for armed robbery too which shows you just what a criminal this guy was. Oh, he killed them alright.
Does this look like an innocent man?
He later got 33 years for armed robbery too which shows you just what a criminal this guy was. Oh, he killed them alright.
OJ Simpson, the former American football star turned actor who was controversially cleared of double murder, has died aged 76.
San Francisco-born Orenthal James Simpson rose to fame in college before playing in the NFL.
In 1995, he was acquitted of the murder of his former wife Nicole Brown and her friend in a trial that gripped America.
In 2008, he was sentenced to 33 years' imprisonment on unrelated charges of armed robbery. He was released in 2017.
Simpson died of cancer on Wednesday "surrounded by his children and grandchildren", a family statement read.
In 1994, Simpson was arrested as a suspect in the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. The pair were found stabbed to death outside Ms Brown's home in Los Angeles. Simpson became an immediate person of interest in the case.
On the day he was due to turn himself in, he fled in a white Ford Bronco with a former teammate, and led the police on a slow-speed chase through the Los Angeles area.
Does this look like an innocent man?
OJ Simpson, NFL star acquitted in ‘trial of the century’, dies aged 76
The ex-American football star was controversially acquitted of the murder of his wife and a friend in 1995.
www.bbc.co.uk
OJ Simpson, ex-NFL star who was acquitted of murder, dies aged 76
Former American football player who was acquitted of murder in 1995 died of cancer, according to a statement by his family
www.theguardian.com