That's the crazy part though, usually you hear stories about the elite weakling out of a court appearance. In this case though, the police did their job bringing him in and gathering enough evidence to put most anyone behind bars, but the court (which I, perhaps naively, perceived as generally uncorrupt) still let him get away with it. Insane.
The jury admitted to letting him of to get justice for Rodney king. There a interview here on UA-cam and that person was so proud of themselves for it and said "90% of the jury agreed with the decision" or something.
@@UNOMations you wake up, your eyes are blood shot red. You have been stressed as you aren’t sure how to introduce this video. Oh wait, you just did. Welcome to the Red Thread
Really refreshing to hear you guys keep readdressing that this was a DOMESTIC ABUSE case as well as a homicide. I feel like that gets waaaay overshadowed. Great episode.
@@farkasmactavish asinine urban liberal. Thats the demographic. Its a culture issue, not a race issue. You see all colors acting like animalistic idiots.
@@RealSkoolmaster go back to school kid. the jury made the right call, because the prosecutor screwed the pooch on this case. pigs tried to frame a guilty man, and got caught doing it. oj would be in jail, if the cops wherent so crooked and racist.
In his book, OJ literally describes in detail how it felt looking down at Nicole’s body after he killed her. What a vile disgusting man who relived the thrill through his book and rubbed it in everyone’s faces he got away with it
Swedish person here, I had NEVER EVEN HEARD of this case, I was so confused when they started asking, like, if there was a single person who didn’t know the case haha
de flesta svenskar känner till fallet, det är mest unga och folk som inte konsumerar nått annat än svensk media som inte vet. p3 har gjort ett avsnitt om fallet tex, och det är ju inte något litet företag folk inte känner till liksom.
I've heard the name OJ Simpson and I knew he did some horrid shit and got away with it because he had money, very common story in the US it seems, but I'm from Poland so as soon as they started wondering if people outside of the US have heard of it I immediately thought "of course most of them fucking haven't!" 😂 love these guys but Americans, and I guess Australians too since Jackson's from there??, really don't understand the world doesn't revolve around their country 😂
I totally know what you mean, but the probability of at least knowing a little bit of it through media consumption is pretty high. I'm from Germany and I heard about the OJ thing in like an episode of the Simpsons.
@@arsena5209I dunno if it has much to do with being American or Australian. Though yeah there are plenty of people like that in America, at least from what I've seen. I mean I know a bunch of people online who know wayyy more about the case than me and they're from places like the Balkans. (To clarify I'm a silly American Midwesterner. Lmao.) I think in general it's just a well known case online that people reference a lot.
Nah dude. This case is so imbedded in American and Canadian culture at this point you’d be hard pressed to find anyone who _hasn’t_ heard of it. It was so infamous when I was a child that in 2008 my kindergarten class asked our teacher how OJ managed to become President if he killed somebody…
The fact that at 70, my parents still think he's innocent because they watched the case on TV and there was 'never any evidence' makes me doubt everything I know about them after 38 years of life.
When I was 14 when the murder happened and 15 during the trial I wanted more than anything to believe OJ was innocent simply because I was a Buffalo Bills mega fan. As I got older I realized there was no way he could not have done it.
It's not their fault. Some people tend to believe professionals even if they're wrong. Thay have was grossly mishandled and that's the only reasons OJ wasn't convicted.
I watched it diligently,also prelim hearing.I saw no evidence he had comitted a crime.There was a grand jury hearing also,they refused to indict.The blood in the Bronco was found in August,all 7/10th of a drop.
My dad was getting his wisdom teeth taken out when the car chase was televised. There was a TV in the waiting area where he could watch. He was super confused to see OJ on the screen and thought the anesthesia they game him was causing him to hallucinate. Kinda funny but shows how utterly ridiculous the whole situation was.
I did a little bit of reading and I found that Willie Mays was actually dating a Child Welfare Worker based in San Francisco named Mae Louise Allen, around the time OJ would’ve been going through his troubled youth and honestly it just makes sense that Willie would help his girlfriend and make visits to some of the more troubled children to try and steer them in a right direction, what a legend.
@@ContactsNfilters I don't think he got ChatGPT to do it because he needed to have it, he just did it because it's a thing and would be funny, which it was
@@ContactsNfilters bro wtf are you talking about?? It's not that hard to get, they were making fun of ChatGPT... that's funny. Also, Key and Peele isn't low grade humor, they're pretty well respected
Really depends on who you get as jurors, but since we kinda know more about the jurors now. Apparantly the Rodney King stuff had an effect too on the trial. A few jurors simply said he was innocent because he was black and the blacks didn't want any more bad things to happen to blacks. Racism ruins everything as usual. Obviously, this is just part of the jury, but it's wild. I recently heard that most of the people who were jury for this case said they would switch their answer now? I think Netflix busted out and front paged an OJ documentary right after he died and everyone probably knows things that i dont. I also am still finishing the podcast lol 😅
Props to you all for taking the time to remember Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman as human beings who endured a horrendous injustice. You all are the best 😊
The fact that jurors came out and voted not guilty because of the outcome of the rodney king case shows that this trail wasnt about catching a murderer but freeing a black man
"You wake up in the back of a white bronco, white gloves on hand. You take one look into the rearview mirror and realise that you are.....The Juice..."
"You wake up in a dark room, drenched in blood. Suddenly, the police burst in and search the place, eventually finding you and bringing you into custody. Later that year, you are brought in as evidence to a murder. You are OJ's gloves, and this is the red thread."
I recently graduated with a bachelor’s in criminal justice and in one class there was like an entire chapter of the book dedicated to OJ simply because of how botched it was beginning with mishandling of evidence and the televised trial
Did you happen to Learn that the jury also admitted to sabotaging the case for revenge of Rodney king? There's a video of one of the jury members fully admitting it. And said 90% of them agreed. The interview is here on UA-cam. O.J. Simpson Juror Calls The Verdict "Payback" For Rodney King [From ESPN's O.J. Made in America]
I remember my dad telling me that him and his friends would skip classes to watch the trial. It was such a big trial in us history, this is gonna be a good one
I think I find celebrity court cases to be some of the wackiest times in our societies history, time stands still, like when the amber heard trial happened most of my teachers literally put it on the projector and we watched it for like 3 days straight.
my mum was pregnant with my older sister at the time and she remembers seeing clips of the bronco chase on the news in the UK. She was like wtf that's the Naked Gun guy.
Kim Goldman, Ron's sister, had a podcast called Confronting that deep dives into the case and it is utterly terrifying just how trapped Nicole was. OJ used throw BBQs and invite the police department over. None of them took Nicole seriously despite the amount of evidence she collected
I was 6 and watched the decision at home with my mom. I’ll never forget that she cried and it was the first time in my young life that I was told that the justice system in America was flawed. It truly was an event in our history.
That’s about the age I was during the Casey Anthony trial. Very similar situation there, my grandparents and mom were outraged, and I was confused how she was going to get off when everyone was saying she killed her daughter, still can’t believe the outcome for either cases
@@Apopcyp same here with Casey, even at 10 or 11 years old i knew she deserved to rot in prison. I was angry she got away with murdering her baby, was very eye opening
@@tarkelson2457 being old enough to go through the cases again, it’s so infuriating that I have a much better understanding on the rage the adults in my life felt when the actual moments went down. I have to say that I think the OJ trial had way more evidence than Casey Anthony did, since caylee’s body was so decomposed they couldn’t get a definitive cause of death or DNA. Even while I think there was mountains of other circumstantial evidence against her, there was even more so for OJ. Both of them are shameless for how they carried themselves afterwards though. OJ with that damn book “if I did it” and Casey with that recent tv show BS.
Plus the jury literally admitted they let him off for revenge of Rodney king. During a ESPN interview. And she's so proud of herself. If he was white they definitely would have convicted him. If you wanna look it up it's "O.J. Simpson Juror Calls The Verdict "Payback" For Rodney King [From ESPN's O.J. Made in America]" here on UA-cam
@@justinlast2lastharder749Hey, you seen OJ anywhere around here? You thinking maybe I missed him? I mean he SHOULD be here already. Being innocent and all. St. Peter just sighs and goes about his business.
@@justinlast2lastharder749 This would have been one of the best sketches of all time, norm standing in the heaven side and heckling OJ whilst he's being judged. 😢
My girlfriend," You're in a dark, evidence room, then suddenly the door opens, you're heading to trial, next the lights beam and have your dark leather outside blinded. You are the gloves of Oj Simpson, and for the second time, you fit over his hands." I was rolling.
The way domestic abuse is handled today is actually a direct result of the OJ situation. Before the OJ case, if the cops came to your house and found you'd been beating your partner, your partner could simply choose not to press charges, and you wouldn't be arrested. Ever since OJ, the partner has had no such choice, and you will be arrested regardless if the evidence of domestic violence is clear. I was arrested for marijuana possession once, and remember distinctly someone in the holding cell with me lamenting OJ for being the "cause" of his incarceration. Apparently he'd just beaten his wife, but she didn't want him arrested. All the same, the cops had to take him in because, as he put it, "OJ f*cked it up for everyone." Edit: I'm only speaking from the perspective of California law. I may vary from state to state since it's (as far as I know) not federal law.
It’s actually scary and disgusting that the abuser knew to curse out OJ’s name for being put behind bars. That means he must have done his research on abuse laws and potentially “how much he could get away with”. That’s the vibe it gives me at least. Also. Maybe curse out your own name for being an abuser??? It’s your fault… don’t blame anyone else but yourself. He’s a freak.
"He can't be bargained with. He can't be reasoned with. He doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And he absolutely will not stop... ever, until you are dead!"
The look on O.J.'s face when the verdict got read still pisses me off to this day. It almost looks like he was caught completely off guard with their decision. He knew he was guilty, America knew he was guilty, and the jury still let him go due to the verdict of another case.
If you put the O.J. Simpson case in a movie, everybody would be talking about how "unrealistic" and "absurd" the case was, demanding that you do something "grounded in reality" instead.
It'd be the kind of movie I wouldn't be able to enjoy with my family because they'd constantly be like "this would never happen in real life!" prompting me to remind them over and over that "this is a FICTIONAL story, it's NOT REALISTIC BECAUSE IT'S NOT REAL." except, you know. this did actually happen, and is not fictional..
I've actually learnt semi-recently that there is a reason as to why the AI said what it did about The Boy in the striped Pyjamas. Appearantly many critics did think that the movie showed too much of the German side of the Holucaust and should have displayed the suffering of the people in the camps more. The AI just interpreted it as one-sidedness which isn't exctly what the issue was lol
One of the most telling videos of OJ’s character was an interview he had with 60 minutes after the murder. He apparently tried to play a prank on the woman conducting the interview and when she opened a door he came at her, pretending to stab at her in an exaggerated way, like in the movie Psycho. All on camera. Man was a supervillain and was basically gloating about getting away with it.
On the museum of death in New Orleans: They literally take your phone and and belonging from you and keep it in a locker behind a counter. They have a bunch of weird shit there, including a little theater area that you could watch essentially liveleak type of videos, homicide crime scene footage, and famous media stories on cases. They also have a BUNCH of disclaimers on their website, the tickets you buy, and signs in the lobby area of the museum about the type of stuff you can see. The really morbid stuff isn’t out on display like the other things. You do have to make an active effort to look at it. Like the theater area was through a hallway and behind a curtain. The autopsy photos are in binders you have to flip through. They don’t have framed photos on display of that stuff. They also do have actual educational information on historical post mortem care of bodies. The only dead bodies I remember being publicly displayed were images of dead children in Victorian era clothing posing with alive family members- but unless you read the information posted under the photos you wouldn’t know the children were dead. It’s creepy, but it’s something they used to do back in the day, pose a dead body like it’s living to take a picture with it. On the east Alcatraz crime museum in Gatlinburg: No such morbidity displayed. But way cooler displays in general. Things you wouldn’t think of from both killers and victims like Wendigoon mentioned. They had items from children who were kidnapped and murdered, children from mass shootings, I know they had Ted Bundy’s beetle for a bit and it was eerie to think about the car in front of you having transported the dead bodies of women. They have statements from family members of victims on the walls of the related exhibit, and it definitely felt like to me that they made a genuine effort pay respect to the victims of these crimes. Similar to Wendigoon’s wife, it humanizes the victims and makes you feel a renewed sense of disgust towards the evils of the perpetrator.
@@WindowLickingDeer I was nervous about it too but if my memory is correct, they have individual cubbies that they gave you the key to, so only you could get your stuff back, no one else
@@keith720 technically it’s pictures of their bodies, not their actual body on display, but your statement is correct, they are dead therefore they cannot consent to any images of them being displayed.
Yesss amazing! Again, I am requesting that you guys look into The Indian Lake Project, a possible conspiracy theory linked to MK Ultra or an elaborate and possibly the first ARG.
The fact that there’s still a community of people that support him and think hes innocent just due to political and racial motivations is disgusting. Everybody deserves justice.
Domestic violence doesn't seem to ever put people away. It's always either the abused doesn't want to press charges, the police don't take it seriously, or the sentences are too brief to mean anything. It's really upsetting
The laws on most states have changed so that the abuse victim doesn’t need to press charges for the abused to be arrested. The state presses charges for them
The social issue is always minor compared to the grift. And if no grift exists for an issue, and it simply exists, then it's something someone doesn't want to be addressed.
You already exposed your own bias, expressing that you dont believe social issues are actual issues. That also makes things worse. Your comment does not come from a place of respect for logic and rationality, but of undermining social issues. If you believe that race, gender, sexual orientation or whatever has never played a place in the judicial system, then again, thats your your own bias talking.
You wake up, everything is clear but also somewhat distorted. All you can see in your view are tall figures in what appear to be suits, but you can't seem to make out any details in what they are wearing or what they are doing. One of the figures approach you, suddenly you hear a large crackle and pop noise. Everything becomes clear, fresh, and the dull murky colors become vibrant, but during all of this you still feel somewhat cold. You still don't know what's happening until suddenly you feel the presence of a large foreign object enter through what you feel is your mouth. Everything becomes clear when you hear the infamous words "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit". Welcome to the Red Thread
There was a juror that came forward not too long ago saying that 98% of the jury said he was guilty, but due to political reasons they all said not guilty
I'm surprised they didn't mention the "prank" OJ pulled on a news reporter shortly after this during an interview. He popped out from a door and pretended like he was stabbing her
so basically they over corrected based on a case the was clearly racially motivated by letting go an obvious perpetrator at risk of being accused of racial injustice
I watched the Netflix documentary that just came out, and the defense team talks about the house tour and how before the jurors were taken there for the tour, ALL of OJ's pictures were of him and rich old white dudes, so they purposefully took down those photos and hung up all the photos of him with his family and way more black friends... which just seems so scummy to me.
Regarding cameras in the courtroom, do they not know that every trial has a stenographer transcribing everything? A case not being filmed doesn't mean it's not being documented.
Stenographer writes everything down, however video recording documents the body and facial movements, emotions, as well as bad acting when someone is obviously lying. Can't write that down.
A criminologist says it’s a 1 in 170 million the blood isnt Simpson’s and the jury STILL refuses to say he did it 😭 Maybe we do need intelligence tests of some type my gosh
Unfortunately the person who was called to testify on the DNA evidence was too smart for his own good. DNA was known to be a thing, but only matching blood types, identifying a specific person with DNA was a relatively new development at the time, so the general public wasn't sure how it worked and the person called to explain it didn't do it in a way that the jury would have understood, which would have probably made them feel dumb, something nobody likes feeling and definitely didn't help. Wasn't it 1 in 70 billion/trillion chance, not million? I wasn't alive in 94, so I don't know if the virtual impossibility of that was truly known yet.
To be fair.....the lead detective pleaded the 5th when asked if he planted evidence in the case and he had already done so in several other cases. That's like objectively reasonable doubt. Wtf is a jurist supposed to do in a situation where the goverment decided to frame and already extremely obviously guilty man.
soon they await donald trump and elon musk very soon...least they have poker cards ready and talked about how Americans betrayed them after all they done for them ...they give americans women, sports, and rockets and trump
Ron Shipp is a very good family friend of mine. He was my neighbor for 23 years. He never talked about the OJ case when i was growing up, but started talking about it more when I was older. He initially didnt want to testify against him, but when he was shown the crime scene photos he knew he had to. He lost many friends due to him testifying against OJ, friends he had for many years. He cared about Nicole, but it seemed everyone else only cared about OJ.
I actually hadn't known the specifics of this trial, so thanks for bringing it up. Very fascinating how the quality of lawyers directly impacted the outcome of the case.
Honestly same, considering OneyPlays is filled with the most juvenile jokes and every bad word short of phrases, yet Wendigoon outright refuses to say anything worse than "shit" (which is rare to even hear him say that)
I'm here because I've heard of the case, but not the details. I was actually very excited to see that you guys did an episode about this, because now I can find out exactly what happened, compiled all in one place. Your guys' research is incredible ^^
Jackson really deserves all the praise, he’s the master of knowledge and imo the most funny member of any of his podcasts. He really does a carrying for the show.
It’s so hard to truly underscore just how high profile this was. Though I was a 7 year old kid in ‘94, I swear I remember my programs being interrupted, I can’t be sure, was 30 years ago now. However, I do remember clearly that it was all anyone could talk about from the start to well past the end and my Mom was tuned in every day to it. I was terrified, the details scared the hell out of me, so I’d go play whenever the trial was put on.
I was born in 2002 and I still knew about it, it was brought up constantly in my childhood, like I can't remember even getting any lessons or having someone explain everything to me, but I've known the case for as long as I can remember. It truly was the trial of the century. Its wild to think about how there's people who DON'T know about it, though of course like they said, outside of the US its unlikely.
@@lordlyka68 Yeah! I saw some comments of people outside the US mentioning they never knew the story and that shocked me in all honesty. But I get it. If social media was around back then, then I could see that people outside the US would know about it and all the details. I mean, hell, the first text message was sent only 2 years before in ‘92 so, this seems like it was a US/Canada known case. But I find it interesting that even in your childhood you knew about this that much. It’s a testament to how deeply ingrained this all was, really.
this is funny bc it's very unlikely kids channels were switching off their own shows to air this to children, but more likely that your parents just changed the channel
@@elaine8651 No, it wasn’t anything like Nickelodeon or Disney Channel getting interrupted since those were their own closed networks. Back then, channels like WB11 and Fox5 would have kids shows on in the afternoon, unlike today where it’s just shows more geared for adults and whatnot and WB11 is no longer called that today. It was shows that would get interrupted to play the trial and they’d even give you a heads up that it was going to happen. That’s what I mean when I say that my regularly scheduled kids programs were interrupted.
I never looked into this case, all I know is the tip of the iceberg. Rich retired football player unalived his wife/ex, got away with it, then wrote a book explaining how he did it. BUT HOW DID HE GET AWAY WITH THIS TITANIC MOUNTAIN OF EVIDENCE?! Edit: IT KEEPS GETTING WORSE!!!!
The jury let him off for REVENGE of Rodney King. There's a interview here on UA-cam where they admit it. "O.J. Simpson Juror Calls The Verdict "Payback" For Rodney King [From ESPN's O.J. Made in America]"
Rich, famous and from the correct group where simply getting convicted would result in Saint Floyd mostly peaceful fiery "protests" with a higher kill count then the KKK in the past 3 decades
this has easily become my favorite podcast. everytime Im like "I wonder if there's a new episode" and I check and there's a new one from an hour ago, it's the best.
So glad I’m not the only one who one has less than 20 minutes available on spotify. What’s weirdest is it says 2ish hours when you look at it on the list but the moment you go to actually listen to the episode it drops back down to less than 20 minutes
The worst part about the gloves was that even though the gloves were a bit small, OJ could still put them on. Even with the blood shrinking the leather and the latex glove, he still easily could have killed them wearing those gloves
I love seeing an upload!! I always love your content. Just a fan perspective- I really appreciate the lesser known topics, and I’d love to see you guys cover more of them. Don’t get me wrong- the timing of the video topic makes perfect sense with OJ’s death. I just feel like I’ve heard the OJ saga SO many times in the last few years and now last few days. Fr- love you guys!!! Thanks for making this show, I love it and look forward to it every single week!!
I asked a room full of 14 & 15 yr olds the most famous case in history…all of them said ‘OJ Simpson.’ Their parents were their age when it happened. Incredible how this case has transcended generations.
"It wasn't a question of 'was he guilty.' But more of a question of 'will be be FOUND guilty?'"
... that is the best summary of this I've ever heard
it’s honestly so insane that anyone could weasel out of prison time after murdering two humans
@@jare2067 happens all the time, fame and fortune will do wonders
That's the crazy part though, usually you hear stories about the elite weakling out of a court appearance.
In this case though, the police did their job bringing him in and gathering enough evidence to put most anyone behind bars, but the court (which I, perhaps naively, perceived as generally uncorrupt) still let him get away with it.
Insane.
@@imaferretmaster It's not just famous people either, a lot more murderers get away with it than a lot of people think
The jury admitted to letting him of to get justice for Rodney king. There a interview here on UA-cam and that person was so proud of themselves for it and said "90% of the jury agreed with the decision" or something.
"You wake up. You wake up again, and again, and again. You are all of the aforementioned horrible people involved in this case."
"You are Jackson"
You wake up and the juice is inside you. You’re the white bronco
@@UNOMations you wake up, your eyes are blood shot red. You have been stressed as you aren’t sure how to introduce this video. Oh wait, you just did. Welcome to the Red Thread
@@blueyedevil2117underrated comment
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅@@UNOMations
Oj Simpson been real quiet since this dropped
Some would even say he's dead silent
What does a liar do when dead? He lies still.
Of course he is:) he can finally rest knowing that Nicole’s killer has died!
Lol
I'm willing to bet he will stay real quiet
Really refreshing to hear you guys keep readdressing that this was a DOMESTIC ABUSE case as well as a homicide. I feel like that gets waaaay overshadowed. Great episode.
Absolutely. Nichole endured horrific, persistent abuse at the hands of OJ. A lot of people tend to forget that. They focus so much on OJ.
It’s so tragic. She left him but couldn’t escape his abuse.
It's actually such a gut-punch to hear how young Ron was. 25 years old. He had his whole life ahead of him.
repressing the urge to say "he shoulda been in the club"
Seriously. He was the same age as me now. Poor guy. And nobody even remembers him.
@@kamilakocourkova”nobody even remembers him” lmao.
I sped so fast in my Bronco to get home to listen to this podcast.
OJ is looking up with pride
Lol, that's a good one 😂
I got myself sent home from work to listen this podcast.
Same but I was in my smart car 😂
@@ShrexyGuy 😁
OJ could've stood up in court, ripped off his clothes with "I DID IT" scrawled in red paint on his chest...
And STILL would've been acquitted
Of course. There was a demographic of the population that would have Destroyed cities had he been found guilty.
True, someone on the jury admitted as much. There's a ESPN interview here on UA-cam and she said it was for revenge of Rodney king.
@@RealSkoolmasterAnd what demographic is that?
@@farkasmactavish asinine urban liberal. Thats the demographic. Its a culture issue, not a race issue. You see all colors acting like animalistic idiots.
@@RealSkoolmaster go back to school kid. the jury made the right call, because the prosecutor screwed the pooch on this case. pigs tried to frame a guilty man, and got caught doing it. oj would be in jail, if the cops wherent so crooked and racist.
"More twists than a pretzel factory on a rollercoaster" Damn, that goes hard.
That line is magical 😂 chat gpt has some bangers sometimes
damn that sounds like something Charlie would say
Stfu you just copied exactly what Charlie said about it word for word
@@Install312because it's a basic opinion 😂
Acting like Charlie just dropped some original lyrics or some shit
@@pootzmagootz no matter what he said, it takes a special kind of brain dead to go into the comments and copy whatever Charlie said word for word.
Love when a case is so frustrating, a devout Christian yells, "How did no one kill this guy?!"
Hilarious
“God Did”
In his book, OJ literally describes in detail how it felt looking down at Nicole’s body after he killed her.
What a vile disgusting man who relived the thrill through his book and rubbed it in everyone’s faces he got away with it
They paid him six million to sanction it.
@@philipwilliams1754he paid them more for innocence.
not guilty
@@ramslife7295 Innocent untill proven guilty.
@@philipwilliams1754 FOR SURE
Hearing Wendigoon say shit is like hearing your grandma swear
This, but when he said dick
Time stamp?
Literally i remember he said he doesn’t really swear. I clutched my pearls
@@honeyswannI think it’s only if he’s reading something but I would imagine there are some words he wouldn’t say.
25:11 it felt like so wrong to hear😔
Swedish person here, I had NEVER EVEN HEARD of this case, I was so confused when they started asking, like, if there was a single person who didn’t know the case haha
de flesta svenskar känner till fallet, det är mest unga och folk som inte konsumerar nått annat än svensk media som inte vet. p3 har gjort ett avsnitt om fallet tex, och det är ju inte något litet företag folk inte känner till liksom.
I've heard the name OJ Simpson and I knew he did some horrid shit and got away with it because he had money, very common story in the US it seems, but I'm from Poland so as soon as they started wondering if people outside of the US have heard of it I immediately thought "of course most of them fucking haven't!" 😂 love these guys but Americans, and I guess Australians too since Jackson's from there??, really don't understand the world doesn't revolve around their country 😂
I totally know what you mean, but the probability of at least knowing a little bit of it through media consumption is pretty high. I'm from Germany and I heard about the OJ thing in like an episode of the Simpsons.
@@arsena5209I dunno if it has much to do with being American or Australian. Though yeah there are plenty of people like that in America, at least from what I've seen. I mean I know a bunch of people online who know wayyy more about the case than me and they're from places like the Balkans. (To clarify I'm a silly American Midwesterner. Lmao.) I think in general it's just a well known case online that people reference a lot.
Nah dude. This case is so imbedded in American and Canadian culture at this point you’d be hard pressed to find anyone who _hasn’t_ heard of it. It was so infamous when I was a child that in 2008 my kindergarten class asked our teacher how OJ managed to become President if he killed somebody…
This and Creep Cast are my 2 favorite new podcasts. No bullshit, just genuine people talking about a story.
YES!! Completely agree ❤❤❤
Wendigoon the 🐐 fr
true but i also love when they're bullshitting and joking around while discussing the most fucked topics imaginable
Same!
Look up cream crew
The fact that at 70, my parents still think he's innocent because they watched the case on TV and there was 'never any evidence' makes me doubt everything I know about them after 38 years of life.
Boomers gonna boom, dont let it get between you and your parents relationship
When I was 14 when the murder happened and 15 during the trial I wanted more than anything to believe OJ was innocent simply because I was a Buffalo Bills mega fan. As I got older I realized there was no way he could not have done it.
It's not their fault. Some people tend to believe professionals even if they're wrong. Thay have was grossly mishandled and that's the only reasons OJ wasn't convicted.
@@PhilP8980 Tell me the evidence.
I watched it diligently,also prelim hearing.I saw no evidence he had comitted a crime.There was a grand jury hearing also,they refused to indict.The blood in the Bronco was found in August,all 7/10th of a drop.
My dad was getting his wisdom teeth taken out when the car chase was televised. There was a TV in the waiting area where he could watch. He was super confused to see OJ on the screen and thought the anesthesia they game him was causing him to hallucinate. Kinda funny but shows how utterly ridiculous the whole situation was.
I did a little bit of reading and I found that Willie Mays was actually dating a Child Welfare Worker based in San Francisco named Mae Louise Allen, around the time OJ would’ve been going through his troubled youth and honestly it just makes sense that Willie would help his girlfriend and make visits to some of the more troubled children to try and steer them in a right direction, what a legend.
Also if they got married her name would be mae mays
You wake up. You suddenly find yourself feeling very much like a glove.
Seriously, he could've gotten anyone to write it for him and they would've done a better job that chat gpt.
@@ContactsNfilters I don't think he got ChatGPT to do it because he needed to have it, he just did it because it's a thing and would be funny, which it was
@@arsena5209 my bad, I just didn't get it. I'll stick to Josh Johnson and Key and Peele. I guess I prefer some low grade humor on that last one.
@@ContactsNfilters bro wtf are you talking about?? It's not that hard to get, they were making fun of ChatGPT... that's funny. Also, Key and Peele isn't low grade humor, they're pretty well respected
You feel like you don't fit.
I like to think of the OJ Simpson trial as "The least heartwarming underdog story you've ever seen."
It's like a reverse-Rocky movie
you mean OJ was the underdog? it's not an underdog story at all he was literally rich and famous..
@@nanmiki7472 he probably meant "underdog" as in he came in the trial expecting to lose and be convicted
@@danielvictor3262 ah okay
Really depends on who you get as jurors, but since we kinda know more about the jurors now. Apparantly the Rodney King stuff had an effect too on the trial. A few jurors simply said he was innocent because he was black and the blacks didn't want any more bad things to happen to blacks. Racism ruins everything as usual. Obviously, this is just part of the jury, but it's wild. I recently heard that most of the people who were jury for this case said they would switch their answer now? I think Netflix busted out and front paged an OJ documentary right after he died and everyone probably knows things that i dont.
I also am still finishing the podcast lol 😅
Props to you all for taking the time to remember Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman as human beings who endured a horrendous injustice.
You all are the best 😊
The fact that jurors came out and voted not guilty because of the outcome of the rodney king case shows that this trail wasnt about catching a murderer but freeing a black man
That.. checks out
"You wake up in the back of a white bronco, white gloves on hand. You take one look into the rearview mirror and realise that you are.....The Juice..."
"You wake up in a dark room, drenched in blood. Suddenly, the police burst in and search the place, eventually finding you and bringing you into custody. Later that year, you are brought in as evidence to a murder. You are OJ's gloves, and this is the red thread."
“And you are… for now, on the loose. As long as the police don’t reach 40mph”
the gloves were black but still good comment
@@dancing_odiebut wait, he wasn't wearing those gloves at the time, right? I've been up for almost 24 hours so I'm not looking it up right now. 😂
@@dancing_odie pretty sure the broncos came with white leather driving gloves lol
I recently graduated with a bachelor’s in criminal justice and in one class there was like an entire chapter of the book dedicated to OJ simply because of how botched it was beginning with mishandling of evidence and the televised trial
Did you happen to Learn that the jury also admitted to sabotaging the case for revenge of Rodney king? There's a video of one of the jury members fully admitting it. And said 90% of them agreed.
The interview is here on UA-cam.
O.J. Simpson Juror Calls The Verdict "Payback" For Rodney King [From ESPN's O.J. Made in America]
I remember my dad telling me that him and his friends would skip classes to watch the trial. It was such a big trial in us history, this is gonna be a good one
I think I find celebrity court cases to be some of the wackiest times in our societies history, time stands still, like when the amber heard trial happened most of my teachers literally put it on the projector and we watched it for like 3 days straight.
bet you weren't even missing out on much learning anyway doing that lol
yeah you thinking that is why americans are generally poorly educated for being a first world country @@arsena5209
my mum was pregnant with my older sister at the time and she remembers seeing clips of the bronco chase on the news in the UK. She was like wtf that's the Naked Gun guy.
Kim Goldman, Ron's sister, had a podcast called Confronting that deep dives into the case and it is utterly terrifying just how trapped Nicole was. OJ used throw BBQs and invite the police department over. None of them took Nicole seriously despite the amount of evidence she collected
audio cuts out at 1:36:03 for a few seconds. i thought it was just a really awkward moment after wendi made a joke and no one laughed 💀
I just checked the show notes and nothing from the notes was missed!
When the joke bombs so hard it puts the whole world on mute
I was 6 and watched the decision at home with my mom. I’ll never forget that she cried and it was the first time in my young life that I was told that the justice system in America was flawed. It truly was an event in our history.
Your mom's a very emotional person.
That’s about the age I was during the Casey Anthony trial. Very similar situation there, my grandparents and mom were outraged, and I was confused how she was going to get off when everyone was saying she killed her daughter, still can’t believe the outcome for either cases
@@Apopcyp same here with Casey, even at 10 or 11 years old i knew she deserved to rot in prison. I was angry she got away with murdering her baby, was very eye opening
@@tarkelson2457 being old enough to go through the cases again, it’s so infuriating that I have a much better understanding on the rage the adults in my life felt when the actual moments went down.
I have to say that I think the OJ trial had way more evidence than Casey Anthony did, since caylee’s body was so decomposed they couldn’t get a definitive cause of death or DNA. Even while I think there was mountains of other circumstantial evidence against her, there was even more so for OJ.
Both of them are shameless for how they carried themselves afterwards though. OJ with that damn book “if I did it” and Casey with that recent tv show BS.
@@Ind3xPlus She's a normal person. You're just emotionless and lack empathy. That's why people who show emotion seem overly emotional to you.
i love how you can visibly see Jackson's shock as he says 'black and forth'.
I hadn't realized there was footage of O.J WEARING THE FRICKIN GLOVES DURING A GAME😂
Plus the jury literally admitted they let him off for revenge of Rodney king. During a ESPN interview. And she's so proud of herself. If he was white they definitely would have convicted him. If you wanna look it up it's "O.J. Simpson Juror Calls The Verdict "Payback" For Rodney King [From ESPN's O.J. Made in America]" here on UA-cam
For 2 hours it was broadcasted
He was also wearing the size 12 Bruno shoes on the sidelines too. There's photos of him wearing them at the Bills games.
And while doing a news interview 💀💀
Wasn't the same gloves
Norm MacDonald not getting to dunk on OJ one last time is a goddamn shame
If heaven is real, I guarantee he was waiting at the Gates to yell over to St Peter about how OJ killed two people.
@@justinlast2lastharder749Hey, you seen OJ anywhere around here? You thinking maybe I missed him? I mean he SHOULD be here already. Being innocent and all.
St. Peter just sighs and goes about his business.
@@BunkerAnon OJ is in hell? i didn't even know he was sick.
@@justinlast2lastharder749 This would have been one of the best sketches of all time, norm standing in the heaven side and heckling OJ whilst he's being judged. 😢
the hypocrisy is the worst part
My girlfriend," You're in a dark, evidence room, then suddenly the door opens, you're heading to trial, next the lights beam and have your dark leather outside blinded. You are the gloves of Oj Simpson, and for the second time, you fit over his hands."
I was rolling.
well now i _know_ you're a virgin
OJ getting caught stealing back his own memorabilia was so hilarious
Catching 35 years for it is wild 😂
The way domestic abuse is handled today is actually a direct result of the OJ situation. Before the OJ case, if the cops came to your house and found you'd been beating your partner, your partner could simply choose not to press charges, and you wouldn't be arrested. Ever since OJ, the partner has had no such choice, and you will be arrested regardless if the evidence of domestic violence is clear.
I was arrested for marijuana possession once, and remember distinctly someone in the holding cell with me lamenting OJ for being the "cause" of his incarceration. Apparently he'd just beaten his wife, but she didn't want him arrested. All the same, the cops had to take him in because, as he put it, "OJ f*cked it up for everyone."
Edit: I'm only speaking from the perspective of California law. I may vary from state to state since it's (as far as I know) not federal law.
at the very least there's a positive to this bad case
It’s actually scary and disgusting that the abuser knew to curse out OJ’s name for being put behind bars. That means he must have done his research on abuse laws and potentially “how much he could get away with”. That’s the vibe it gives me at least. Also. Maybe curse out your own name for being an abuser??? It’s your fault… don’t blame anyone else but yourself. He’s a freak.
OJ being the Terminator instead of Arnold would be a wild universe I can’t even comprehend it.
I feel like AI can make that a reality completely replace Arnold with OJ as the Terminator lol.
The same universe where Nicolas Cage voiced Shrek
@@leitmotif7268 and played superman
"He can't be bargained with. He can't be reasoned with. He doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And he absolutely will not stop... ever, until you are dead!"
The look on O.J.'s face when the verdict got read still pisses me off to this day. It almost looks like he was caught completely off guard with their decision. He knew he was guilty, America knew he was guilty, and the jury still let him go due to the verdict of another case.
If you put the O.J. Simpson case in a movie, everybody would be talking about how "unrealistic" and "absurd" the case was, demanding that you do something "grounded in reality" instead.
It'd be the kind of movie I wouldn't be able to enjoy with my family because they'd constantly be like "this would never happen in real life!" prompting me to remind them over and over that "this is a FICTIONAL story, it's NOT REALISTIC BECAUSE IT'S NOT REAL."
except, you know. this did actually happen, and is not fictional..
@@teenagetoddleras they say, reality is often weirder than fiction, because it doesn't care about our assumptions
Same could be said for the Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand and Robert E Lee's failed attack on Washington DC.
I’m on a work trip and this is exactly what I needed for the drive
Don't go too fast in your bronco.
You must not be oj he only drives slow in a police chase
The trial was literally a South Park joke itself. "If it doesnt fit you must acquit." The chewbacca defence.
The court jury members are South Park characters
The Colombian necktie moment is more like the Chewbacca defense I think. Doesn't make sense but it's not like you can complain
@@b.ug.p.7681 They really said "You are a police officer? Name every crime."
Way ahead of the time.
It wasnt eveb every crime ut was "oh youre a police officer? Name every way ti kill someone"
Wendigoon mentioning Oneyplays made me artisticly happy.
I’m on the artistic spectrum and I smiled too
it made me lol
I'm only slightly artistic
I've actually learnt semi-recently that there is a reason as to why the AI said what it did about The Boy in the striped Pyjamas. Appearantly many critics did think that the movie showed too much of the German side of the Holucaust and should have displayed the suffering of the people in the camps more. The AI just interpreted it as one-sidedness which isn't exctly what the issue was lol
Looked for this comment, thank you my artistic brethren.
Reading the news of his demise was the biggest "Ding Dong, the witch is dead" moment in my life since Osama bin Laden.
One of the most telling videos of OJ’s character was an interview he had with 60 minutes after the murder. He apparently tried to play a prank on the woman conducting the interview and when she opened a door he came at her, pretending to stab at her in an exaggerated way, like in the movie Psycho. All on camera. Man was a supervillain and was basically gloating about getting away with it.
it was a banana that he was using though keep that in mind
@@donovans6472fucking AND?
I mean he was probably emotionally riding high for sure
On the museum of death in New Orleans:
They literally take your phone and and belonging from you and keep it in a locker behind a counter. They have a bunch of weird shit there, including a little theater area that you could watch essentially liveleak type of videos, homicide crime scene footage, and famous media stories on cases. They also have a BUNCH of disclaimers on their website, the tickets you buy, and signs in the lobby area of the museum about the type of stuff you can see. The really morbid stuff isn’t out on display like the other things. You do have to make an active effort to look at it. Like the theater area was through a hallway and behind a curtain. The autopsy photos are in binders you have to flip through. They don’t have framed photos on display of that stuff. They also do have actual educational information on historical post mortem care of bodies. The only dead bodies I remember being publicly displayed were images of dead children in Victorian era clothing posing with alive family members- but unless you read the information posted under the photos you wouldn’t know the children were dead. It’s creepy, but it’s something they used to do back in the day, pose a dead body like it’s living to take a picture with it.
On the east Alcatraz crime museum in Gatlinburg:
No such morbidity displayed. But way cooler displays in general. Things you wouldn’t think of from both killers and victims like Wendigoon mentioned. They had items from children who were kidnapped and murdered, children from mass shootings, I know they had Ted Bundy’s beetle for a bit and it was eerie to think about the car in front of you having transported the dead bodies of women. They have statements from family members of victims on the walls of the related exhibit, and it definitely felt like to me that they made a genuine effort pay respect to the victims of these crimes. Similar to Wendigoon’s wife, it humanizes the victims and makes you feel a renewed sense of disgust towards the evils of the perpetrator.
I don't think I'd trust any place to just take my phone, fuck that.
@@WindowLickingDeer I was nervous about it too but if my memory is correct, they have individual cubbies that they gave you the key to, so only you could get your stuff back, no one else
@@Apopcypseems so fascinating to me
These people are dead they can't consent to their bodies being used in that way. That's so disgusting
@@keith720 technically it’s pictures of their bodies, not their actual body on display, but your statement is correct, they are dead therefore they cannot consent to any images of them being displayed.
I love seeing Isaiah being angry because that person killed his OWN WIFE, I could hear the anger in his voice. I love this guy to bits
Kinda hard to heard the anger between all the laughter to be honest
the bar is low
Yesss amazing! Again, I am requesting that you guys look into The Indian Lake Project, a possible conspiracy theory linked to MK Ultra or an elaborate and possibly the first ARG.
The fact that there’s still a community of people that support him and think hes innocent just due to political and racial motivations is disgusting.
Everybody deserves justice.
Not guilty
@@ramslife7295he's suffering eternally in hell bozo
Domestic violence doesn't seem to ever put people away. It's always either the abused doesn't want to press charges, the police don't take it seriously, or the sentences are too brief to mean anything. It's really upsetting
The laws on most states have changed so that the abuse victim doesn’t need to press charges for the abused to be arrested. The state presses charges for them
Its comforting to know that social issues will always be used to make actual issues worse.
That’s why it’s important to temper morality with logic and reason. Moral high ground is great, but not if it’s unrealistic and improbable.
Indeed. The outcome is injustice either way. The social issues have to be fixed first to correct the actual though.
I typed actual issues implying social issues arent problems. I don't mean to imply this before people catch on. There is my correction 😂
The social issue is always minor compared to the grift. And if no grift exists for an issue, and it simply exists, then it's something someone doesn't want to be addressed.
You already exposed your own bias, expressing that you dont believe social issues are actual issues. That also makes things worse. Your comment does not come from a place of respect for logic and rationality, but of undermining social issues. If you believe that race, gender, sexual orientation or whatever has never played a place in the judicial system, then again, thats your your own bias talking.
"More twists than a pretzel factory on a roller coaster."
I need to use this.
You wake up, everything is clear but also somewhat distorted. All you can see in your view are tall figures in what appear to be suits, but you can't seem to make out any details in what they are wearing or what they are doing. One of the figures approach you, suddenly you hear a large crackle and pop noise. Everything becomes clear, fresh, and the dull murky colors become vibrant, but during all of this you still feel somewhat cold. You still don't know what's happening until suddenly you feel the presence of a large foreign object enter through what you feel is your mouth. Everything becomes clear when you hear the infamous words "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit". Welcome to the Red Thread
Why the hell did this make me laugh and be like Jackson should just ask people to come up with synopsis for him to say
There was a juror that came forward not too long ago saying that 98% of the jury said he was guilty, but due to political reasons they all said not guilty
To Jackson’s girlfriend, the show notes are great! So helpful if I zone out for a minute haha thank you for the hard work!
The Juice is no longer loose
shall we make a toast with juice to that
he's expired
@@sinistrality best comment on this vid
Finally I'll know who oj Simpson is and why he's popular. I'm from Kazakhstan so I had no idea what's about this case and why it's so popular. Thanks
God tier athlete, movie career, murderer.
Do you hate the Jewish guy who did Borat?
Damn it dropped at the moment when I was thinking about your podcast
Same was literally looking at past red thread dates this morning to see how long till the next one was gonna be out
I'm surprised they didn't mention the "prank" OJ pulled on a news reporter shortly after this during an interview. He popped out from a door and pretended like he was stabbing her
I’m extremely confidant in saying that had the Rodney King incident not happened, OJ would’ve been found guilty.
I suspect you’re right.
so basically they over corrected based on a case the was clearly racially motivated by letting go an obvious perpetrator at risk of being accused of racial injustice
He can rest easy now knowing his wife's killer is dead
A line Norm should've been allowed to ride on for at least a year. Cancer is a vile beast.
I watched the Netflix documentary that just came out, and the defense team talks about the house tour and how before the jurors were taken there for the tour, ALL of OJ's pictures were of him and rich old white dudes, so they purposefully took down those photos and hung up all the photos of him with his family and way more black friends... which just seems so scummy to me.
Regarding cameras in the courtroom, do they not know that every trial has a stenographer transcribing everything? A case not being filmed doesn't mean it's not being documented.
I think they mean in a way that is more accessible for public viewing
A stenographer is also a written record, where as a video recording of trial proceedings can represent an 1:1 accurate representation of events
Stenographer writes everything down, however video recording documents the body and facial movements, emotions, as well as bad acting when someone is obviously lying. Can't write that down.
@@SeptembersOblivionCan you imagine if they did though 😂 "OJ, unconvincingly: I wasn't in the area during the time of the murder."
If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine how many stenographers it would take to match a video recording
As a common American man I wouldn’t trust 3/4 of the people in this country to rule fairly on any case
A criminologist says it’s a 1 in 170 million the blood isnt Simpson’s and the jury STILL refuses to say he did it 😭
Maybe we do need intelligence tests of some type my gosh
12 Rarted Men (1995)
Unfortunately the person who was called to testify on the DNA evidence was too smart for his own good. DNA was known to be a thing, but only matching blood types, identifying a specific person with DNA was a relatively new development at the time, so the general public wasn't sure how it worked and the person called to explain it didn't do it in a way that the jury would have understood, which would have probably made them feel dumb, something nobody likes feeling and definitely didn't help. Wasn't it 1 in 70 billion/trillion chance, not million? I wasn't alive in 94, so I don't know if the virtual impossibility of that was truly known yet.
That means ther is at least one other suspect in the USA and around 40 worldwide. Mathematically
The jury even knew he did it. It was some sort of sick revenge thing because of another case
To be fair.....the lead detective pleaded the 5th when asked if he planted evidence in the case and he had already done so in several other cases. That's like objectively reasonable doubt. Wtf is a jurist supposed to do in a situation where the goverment decided to frame and already extremely obviously guilty man.
OJ and Epstein both are in Hell asking each other the same question
"Bro did you do it"
soon they await donald trump and elon musk very soon...least they have poker cards ready and talked about how Americans betrayed them after all they done for them ...they give americans women, sports, and rockets and trump
@@user78405Reddit is down the hall and to the left.
@@yoboyfargoth1208what for , i already post on twitter and reddit and yahoo commentary...i cover every base than before
I feel like OJ would have known Epstein did it
@@user78405 Well that explains a lot....
Literally 2 hours left on my shift and y’all post this THANK YOU SO MUCH WORK WONT BE SO BORING!!!😭❤️
“If the glove don’t fit, you must acquit.
And I’m full of shit.”
-Johnny Cochran
Ron Shipp is a very good family friend of mine. He was my neighbor for 23 years. He never talked about the OJ case when i was growing up, but started talking about it more when I was older. He initially didnt want to testify against him, but when he was shown the crime scene photos he knew he had to. He lost many friends due to him testifying against OJ, friends he had for many years. He cared about Nicole, but it seemed everyone else only cared about OJ.
I actually hadn't known the specifics of this trial, so thanks for bringing it up. Very fascinating how the quality of lawyers directly impacted the outcome of the case.
I was 10 back in 1994, living in Germany. Thanks to you, this is the first time, i heared the whole Story from A to Z.
Great work men!
Was not expecting the oneyplays reference by wendigoon 😂
Honestly same, considering OneyPlays is filled with the most juvenile jokes and every bad word short of phrases, yet Wendigoon outright refuses to say anything worse than "shit" (which is rare to even hear him say that)
@@Maxisamo1 and the thing is he only says swearwords if it’s quoted so he actually doesn’t really swear at all
Finally the Kardashian origin story episode.
So the OJ trial was the pilot for Keeping up with the Kardashians you say??😂
I'm here because I've heard of the case, but not the details. I was actually very excited to see that you guys did an episode about this, because now I can find out exactly what happened, compiled all in one place. Your guys' research is incredible ^^
Jackson really deserves all the praise, he’s the master of knowledge and imo the most funny member of any of his podcasts. He really does a carrying for the show.
It’s so hard to truly underscore just how high profile this was. Though I was a 7 year old kid in ‘94, I swear I remember my programs being interrupted, I can’t be sure, was 30 years ago now. However, I do remember clearly that it was all anyone could talk about from the start to well past the end and my Mom was tuned in every day to it. I was terrified, the details scared the hell out of me, so I’d go play whenever the trial was put on.
I was born in 2002 and I still knew about it, it was brought up constantly in my childhood, like I can't remember even getting any lessons or having someone explain everything to me, but I've known the case for as long as I can remember. It truly was the trial of the century. Its wild to think about how there's people who DON'T know about it, though of course like they said, outside of the US its unlikely.
@@lordlyka68 Yeah! I saw some comments of people outside the US mentioning they never knew the story and that shocked me in all honesty. But I get it. If social media was around back then, then I could see that people outside the US would know about it and all the details. I mean, hell, the first text message was sent only 2 years before in ‘92 so, this seems like it was a US/Canada known case. But I find it interesting that even in your childhood you knew about this that much. It’s a testament to how deeply ingrained this all was, really.
this is funny bc it's very unlikely kids channels were switching off their own shows to air this to children, but more likely that your parents just changed the channel
@@elaine8651 No, it wasn’t anything like Nickelodeon or Disney Channel getting interrupted since those were their own closed networks. Back then,
channels like WB11 and Fox5 would have kids shows on in the afternoon, unlike today where it’s just shows more geared for adults and whatnot and WB11 is no longer called that today. It was shows that would get interrupted to play the trial and they’d even give you a heads up that it was going to happen. That’s what I mean when I say that my regularly scheduled kids programs were interrupted.
You wake up and you find yourself feeling like OJ Simpson. Welcome to the Red Thread.
But Diddy do it ?
@@ThisUserNameWasNotTakenI still think his son had something to do with it. Maybe they did it together.
It is a good day when a new Red Thread episode drops
I’m a nerd over this case and you covered in such a fresh way! Subscribing.
I'm so glad Isaiah brought up the fact after OJ was acquitted they never went further with the case. That has always bothered me
They caught the killer, and simply let him go.
i think chat GPT thought it was funny bc the words simpson was included lol
Oooh good point
I never looked into this case, all I know is the tip of the iceberg. Rich retired football player unalived his wife/ex, got away with it, then wrote a book explaining how he did it. BUT HOW DID HE GET AWAY WITH THIS TITANIC MOUNTAIN OF EVIDENCE?!
Edit: IT KEEPS GETTING WORSE!!!!
how bad has it gotten at its worst? I'm not even halfway through the video yet 😂
The jury let him off for REVENGE of Rodney King.
There's a interview here on UA-cam where they admit it. "O.J. Simpson Juror Calls The Verdict "Payback" For Rodney King [From ESPN's O.J. Made in America]"
Rich, famous and from the correct group where simply getting convicted would result in Saint Floyd mostly peaceful fiery "protests" with a higher kill count then the KKK in the past 3 decades
Oh, you poor summer child…😥
this has easily become my favorite podcast. everytime Im like "I wonder if there's a new episode" and I check and there's a new one from an hour ago, it's the best.
It's one a week man dont break your arm jerking these guys off
So glad I’m not the only one who one has less than 20 minutes available on spotify. What’s weirdest is it says 2ish hours when you look at it on the list but the moment you go to actually listen to the episode it drops back down to less than 20 minutes
There’s a special place in hell for
-people who talk in theaters
-OJ jurors.
You guys were so sensitive and respectful of Nicole and other domestic abuse victims. Your support means a lot. Love you guys and your content sm❤
creepcast and the red thread in one weekend has me gooning
Stop gooning, Clancy.
It's getting spooky out here.
Never goon.
Have fun gooning!
Didn't know that ChatGPT could channel Charlie energy
The worst part about the gloves was that even though the gloves were a bit small, OJ could still put them on. Even with the blood shrinking the leather and the latex glove, he still easily could have killed them wearing those gloves
You don't need much hand dexterity for decapitation ngl
"As your take your final breaths, you pull out your phone, enter Twitter and with your last strength you type 'I lowkey did that shit'."
1:45:53 The way they all "jump" in sync, was perfect.
the last thing i expected from this video about OJ simpson was isiah referencing oneyplays' nostalgia critic boy in the striped pyjamas review
OBJECTION! Your evidence is bad for my client your honor!
I really love that Charlie is in this show!!! My sister showed me Charlie’s channel, and I absolutely love your content. You 3 together are perfect.
My new favorite podcast. Please do these more often
Mario as a defense lawyer, "If the glove don't fit, you must a-quit."
3:15 it was The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, but close enough
I’m really happy more people are becoming aware of/accepting all the bs in the world. Keep it up boys👏👏
I love seeing an upload!! I always love your content.
Just a fan perspective- I really appreciate the lesser known topics, and I’d love to see you guys cover more of them. Don’t get me wrong- the timing of the video topic makes perfect sense with OJ’s death. I just feel like I’ve heard the OJ saga SO many times in the last few years and now last few days.
Fr- love you guys!!! Thanks for making this show, I love it and look forward to it every single week!!
I asked a room full of 14 & 15 yr olds the most famous case in history…all of them said ‘OJ Simpson.’ Their parents were their age when it happened. Incredible how this case has transcended generations.
I love that you guys share your research and sources with us
This podcast makes my thread so red
I've been waiting for this episode to come out. I was gooning for it.
To put the 1 in 170 million in perspective, that's like choosing 1 specific second out of 30 years
Your math is off
@@booprice5473 170'000'000s = 2'833'333.33min = 47'222.22h = 1'967.59 days which is around 5.4 years so ye you're right, still insane
@@lamppost9151so fix the math…
Spotify cut this one short ... only played 23min of the episode. I came to UA-cam to watch this full episode.
Yeah, its been weird on spotify recently
Glad I wasn’t the only one with that issue, it said it had the full two hours, but only showed like 20 minutes
seems like it just got fixed!