he literally wrote a book called "if i did it" in which he explained how he WOULD have done it IF he had. hes been like this since he was found innocent because he can be thanks to double jeopardy laws
In interviews talking about it, he says it describing how he actually did it saying things like "when I did this, I had to do this.." - not "if". It's kinda horrifying to watch because he literally just sits there spelling it out knowing there's 0 consequences..
Which is crazy because if the state or police have a case against you, they can not show up to court or do anything and decide yrs later they feel like bringing the charges against you up again, all the laws have double standards and they always help the wrong ppl
I studied Nicole Brown's murder and OJ's trial a lot when I was in high school. What's crazy to me is on top of him "allegedly" stabbing two people, he DEFINITELY FOR A FACT had at least nine 911 calls made against him by Nicole, one of the people he "allegedly" murdered. Whether he did it or not (he definitely did) the guy has serious anger issues and his replies to certain comments feel very sinister.
There are exceptions to double jeopardy, one being that if you've been tried by a state court the federal court is allowed to re-try you once as they are separate sovereigns
One of the lawyers he worked with actually admitted later that OJ said to them "If she hadn't opened the door with a knife she'd be alive" but they didn't have evidence to prove it and it was after he'd been acquitted
@@steelhurricane4041 totally, i wish they'd been able to prove it somhow cause it'd be damning evidence against him and would give nicole and goldman the justice they deserve
Also if there’s anything to learn from the oh case it’s 1- domestic violence can and usually will escalate 2- the police are untrustworthy and incompetent (what dumbass leaves a wet leather glove in the van on a hot California day)
@@joshentertainment2 I didn’t until I started working with leather. Everyone claimed blood shrunk the glove. Sorry that’s not how leather works. There has to be heat for it shrink
My Intro to Forensic Science professor has many colleagues who worked on the OJ case and she told us many times that there was no doubt in her mind that OJ is guilty. Him getting let off is one of the largest mishandlings of justice next to Casey Anthony…
I’m also in forensic science, and old prof worked on the case, and pretty much the only reason he got off is because the original CSI team mishandled the evidence so it got thrown out
@@monabalona4861 I thought it was cause the jury assumed the police were racist and that they framed him…like people loved him as a celebrity so they figured he was innocent
@@mightymeatymech yup. One issue was that they weren’t changing equipment (like tweezers) between areas of the house, which can cause cross contamination. They also didn’t completely fill the sample of his blood, which is how the defense was able to successfully claim that the blood was planted
@@monabalona4861 interesting... see, this is why i read the comments lol i get to meet Insiders like you /g damn i wish they hadn't messed that up tho. hm
I was on vacation with my abusive husband during the trial. At one point he said something to the effect of, "well, she deserved it " and I knew I had to gtfo. Yes, there are more horrible people in the world who think (allegedly) like OJ. This is why the aliens won't talk to us normies.
even if he didn't do it, ain't it kinda weird he has no remorse for the victims and uses their cases as a jokes punching bag? like didn't he have a kid with nicole or something? like they were dating and yet he has no respect for the fact 'someone' brutally murdered her... i mean it's horrible enough it's been proven he was abusive but this is just next level horrible to continue after her death.
If he's not guilty, hes likely gotten harassed on a daily basis about it and is numb. I mean if youre constantly having your life revolved around someone saying you murdered people when you didnt.... it's not abnormal to eventually just being like fuck it. Because at the end of the day what do ya do? I don't have a personal opinion but this can be applied to many situations. People think people are supposed to act a certain way and then use that pure speculation as if its fact. Human emotions and behaviors are not a monolith and the brain will protect itself.
I genuinely think that OJ's tiktok is a prime example of what happens if someone with a god complex got away with murder and then had access to a HUGE social media platform.
I remember a few members of the jury were interviewed after the trial. When they heard of some of the evidence not permitted in the trial, they all said they would have found him guilty. It was like a gut punch.
Ok, on a serious note, haven’t his victim’s loved ones been through enough already?!? Besides losing and grieving their friend/family member who was brutally murdered, watching the media circus it turned into, seeing the man responsible walk out of court with an acquittal, seeing the killer make money off of their horrible tragedy with interviews & a book that is basically him re-enacting his sadistic crimes, & NOW THEY HAVE TO SEE HIM LIVING THE LIFE & FUCKING AROUND ON TIKTOK LIKE NOTHING EVER HAPPENED?!? It’s like when the dahmer & bundy movies/shows came out but if they starred dahmer & bundy themselves! What is the obsession with revictimizing people & exploiting people’s trauma like this?!?
Speaking of Dahmer and bundy, I'm desperately hoping we don't end up with a side of tiktok that simps for oj like there is for those two. I just can't with tiktok.
Yeah, this is...pretty much how I feel about this. Imagine FAMOUSLY losing a loved one. To an INSANELY FAMOUS MAN. And he gets let off. And now you're scrolling through TikTok and he pops up on your feed GOLFING
him mocking MURDER is disgusting, the world really does revolve money. the literal people who never touch grass / even have a grasp of reality enabling him & making jokes of the situation as well is terrifying
You were actually correct in the beginning with "responsible for the murders of"... even though he was found Not Guilty in the criminal trial, he was found responsible in the civil trial, which means even though he wasn't punished for it, he still is responsible. That's also why the proceeds of the book go directly to the victims family because he is not allowed to profit directly from the murders in any way.
@sakuhimu6190 that is pretty much the truth though. Everyone knows he did it. The DNA evidence said he did it. However our legal system worked in his favor by letting him off. His lawyers did a really really good job at attacking the cops and making it all about racism to the point that most people don't realize that the DNA put him there. DNA was still in its infancy at the time and not as trusted as it is today. If you go back and look at the evidence, it's pretty damming. That's why he was found "responsible" in civil court. But because he got that not guilty in the criminal trial, they couldn't try the case again and he was allowed to go free.
As someone who was 9 years old when the OJ Simpson trial happened and followed it very closely, I feel like I'm living in an alternate universe knowing he uses social media and openly makes murder jokes.
This is reminding me of the German serial killer in the 40s who killed women via strangling them with their bras. When he was sentenced, he got to write and publish poetry from outside of prison, and the poems made him so adored and famous, the public protested for him to be sent free. And when he eventually did serve his sentence, and was basically a semi idol at this point, he got a job on the local news all while being received as this kind hearted reformed murderer who redeemed himself from his misdeeds. Guess what? He started killing again
yeah, and there’s this other japanese cannibal that wasn’t sent to jail due to a loophole. He ended up being interviewed by people in person who knew he did it, and he was also casted into a movie with the role of a character who’s a cannibal. In one of the interviews he also admitted that he’s planning on eating another person before he dies. it’s so fucked up
I'm 36 and OJ's trial was the first one I ever got obsessed with (I was about 8). I faked being sick to stay home from school and see the verdict that day. I know I am in the darkest timeline when OJ is on TikTok joking about his murders and the daughters of the guy who magically made a bag full of what was probably the clothes full of Nicole and Ron's blood all over them disappear are some of the most famous people on earth. It's absolutely wild.
@@theabsoluteworst1882 😂Yes! I didn't watch that show until it was over and I got with my husband. Normally, when he gets me to watch something that isn't horror, I hate it, but Community was a pleasant surprise and I watched it over a period of like two years. The first time I ever saw the darkest timeline episode was the night of the 2016 election....so as soon as the results were in, I turned to my husband and said, "Oh fuck...we have just entered the darkest timeline." The years since then have only reinforced that but each time a new terrible thing happens, that is now my reflexive response. 🤣😂🤣
Dude, same. I'm almost 38 and I remember being absolutely engrossed in this case. I feel like it was really the first time I truly learned what murder is. It was nuts.
If I ever laugh while talking about the case of Nicole Brown Simpson, it’s not because it’s funny, it’s because of how absolutely *absurd* the entire situation is.
I feel so horrible for the victims' families. I can't even fathom mourning a death, having that death be a murder, and then seeing the monster who did it being so flippant.
my dad waited on ron goldman’s parents (i think his dad and step-mom, if my memory’s correct) at a restaurant in arizona almost ten years ago. he said they were some of the nicest people he’d ever served, but that they also seemed incredibly sad and lonely. i can’t imagine how they’re doing now, if they’re still with us
2013: Oh man I love my Wii U and playing Super Mario 3D World with my family and being able to share my experience on the Miiverse! I can’t wait for the future where there’s sure to be better video games and stuff to do! 2023: *OJ Simpson is a tiktoker.*
Im seriously concerned for the world the smallest amount of research would tell you this account is fake they’re just reposting his old instagram posts
That shirt is not wrong in many ways. OJ did it. And, Orange juice has more sugar than most soda’s on the market. It’s been studied and many believe orange juice for breakfast is responsible for giving people the wrong idea of health when in actuality it may give you insulin resistance, due to the high glycemic inside of orange juice. Meaning diabetes. one of the leading causes of death in the United States is complications due to diabetes and obesity. Orange juice literally could mean death. Stick to eating whole fruits and not the juice concentrates.
He kinda didn't. After losing the civil trial he turned to theft to make enough money to pay off said loss, got caught, and was sentenced To 33 years. I think he only spent a decade in prison and about five years parole. I'm not positive about the dates. Not to mention all the money he had to pay to the victim's family including losing the rights to his book which is kinda funny. Not saying it's enough, but he didn't technically get away with it.
An important clarification about our (US) court system: in a criminal trial, the verdict is guilty or not guilty. The word choice of “not guilty” is because the defense has no responsibility to prove innocence, they only have to stop the prosecution from proving guilt. So an acquittal doesn’t mean he didn’t do it, it just means they can’t prove that he did.
The defense doesn't *have* to do anything. A defendant has a RIGHT to defend themselves, but they do not *have* to. The burden of proof is on the Prosecution and ONLY the Prosecution.
Even though there was enough evidence to prove he did it… like his blood. And his hair on Goldman’s body. And his shoes. And the fact that he booked it trying to get away from LAPD. And bloody gloves outside of his house. Swimming in evidence, but unfortunately I feel like the case was already closed when Lance Ito was chosen as the judge. Ito had history of misconduct when handling court cases before, at the same time the team representing the court came ill prepared. I feel like OJ had a hand in Ito being placed as judge but he also just got lucky that the defendant team was not entirely on their Ps and Qs about this trial.
The fact that he could legit come out and be like “haha I actually did it” and they could do nothing about it because you can’t be tried twice (unless they found a way to try him in Military court). The only thing they could do is try him for perjury (lying in court) but the statute of limitations is 5 years for that. Even if they could still get him for perjury, it’s not like he would even do a lot of time considering the max sentence is 5 years. This is why I think he’s so chill about writing a book explaining how “he’d do it IF he had done it” (which lets be honest, we all know he did it) and going on social media basically fucking with people about it. He knows he can’t get in trouble basically.
how disgusting he is is wild, like not only did you take nicole and ron away from their loved ones and take their lives from them in the first place, but you're deadass laughing about whether or not you did it. like the complete lack of empathy, self-awareness and common sense is astounding. how OPEN he is about being so disrespectful to his own murder victims is fucking insane
It’s really interesting to watch his behaviour. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is very common among football players because of the repetitive blows to the head. Right now, they can only tell if someone has it after that person has died because it requires an autopsy. Curious to see if he displays progressing symptoms of CTE as he ages (dementia), as earlier stage CTE causes aggression, impulse control problems and impaired judgement. Not at all to excuse his behaviour, what OJ did was awful but interesting to see if CTE was a factor/is something he has.
......me who has been banging my head against walls since i was three: i'm in Danger🧍🏾 (i've already decided to bring it up with my doctor eventually, i have felt suspicious about it for a while. but i just... yeah like you said, not much they could tell me tbh)
listened to this podcast called You’re Wrong About with Sarah Marshall and they have a whole series on the trial and the history of people involved. In my opinion OJ was a violent and abusive person long before he would have seen any of the long term effects of CTE you described
Your a corny Karen. Just like incel dude in video. Why he does he care about oj so much. Glazing crazy. Dude was proved innocent in court. Comparing him to Jeffery dahmer is crazy asf. Oj is old retired dude, of course he has time to run a tik tok and answer questions on it. It’s not that surprising. He’s interacting with fans. This dude who made video is so cringe.
My step-father called everyone to the livingroom and we watched the white Bronco chase live when he realized the chase was about to actually pass by us right outside. The entire trial was one of the worst periods of our lives. He was a racist black man, resentful and violent, using us to express his worst feelings. The acquittal didn't help us at all. It made him even more arrogant and violent.
I was 14 at the time. I remember watching the coverage of the bronco on the news and wondering if those men would die. I have been reading the comments and I am genuinely surprised how many people are commenting like everyone knew OJ did it. I'm from Montana, and even people here were asking, "it's the LAPD, how would anyone know if he did it?" I just wanted to thank you for reminding everyone that he never helped anyone after communities rallied around him.
It's really pathetic. He was so loved so much by the public before the trial, and he's clearly trying to get that love back, but bro, we know you did it.
I remember in high school stumbling across OJ’s Twitter and losing my mind over it with my friends in class. He had soooo many tweets about something big coming in 2020, lots of stuff about “the juice will be loose in 2020” and we were wondering what he possibly was going to do. Then covid happened. I’m still kinda convinced OJ is responsible for covid.
Incorrect. The jury found him not guilty, which is synonymous to innocent, a term which isn't used as a verdict. OJs defence team persuaded the jury into believing that the blood sample was mishandled and the trial was based on racism which led to them finding him "not guilty", the trial was never "found to be manipulated" like you are wrongfully claiming
That’s not true, it wasn’t found that the trial was manipulated. The prosecution did a bad job, the judge was in it for the publicity (hence why it lasted so long), and the jury didn’t feel the prosecution proved guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Acquittal doesn’t mean innocence, but double jeopardy laws mean they should’ve brought a rock solid case to court and they didn’t. Saying the trial was manipulated is misinformation.
What I hate most is that where I went to high school the US History class has a whole section about the OJ case and now the teachers have to include OJ's TikTok into their education plan.
No wonder most kids are freaking dumb af. The education system is a complete joke teaching other crap other than the curriculum. I was fortunate enough not to have to deal with the woke ideology that is taught in schools and colleges today. What a waste of f*cking money.
There was a lawsuit I believe which resulted in Nicole's family gaining the rights and revenue to the book If I Did It, so they changed the prints so that the word 'IF' was barely visible on the title
I used to not really know a lot about oj simpson and the trial, so I didn't really have an opinion on if he did it or not. But then I heard that he wrote a book called "if I did it" in which he explains how he 'would have done it' 'theoretically'. So, yeah, he did it. Edit: just got to the point in the video where you mention it.
I have read the book. Well a lot of the book. It’s bad. He paints Nicole as totally unhinged, and himself as a victim. Never is anything his fault ever, and the smallest mistake or misstep by Nicole is the end of the world. I had to put it down so found it so disturbing. However I am pleased to inform you that because of the lawsuit Ron and Nicole’s families levied against him, Oj has lost all the rights to this book and all earnings from its sale go back to the families of his victims. Which is why I felt comfortable with buying it in the first place. Oh and the families sued Oj for the “wrongful death” of their loved ones. So there.
This is like the modern version of how BTK was arrested. Almost 20 years later, "Haha, stupid cops couldn't catch me" writing letters to them and they arrested him almost immediately after that. So goddamn stupid. 😂
Yeah . Btk asked the police if they could track him if he sent a floppy disk. And told them not to lie and OF COURSE THEY LIED! 😂🤣😂 and they said no! We can't track it!!! And duh! They can and did!
I just. My brain is trying to wrap my head around this. I’m so. We were forced to learn and were quizzed on our knowledge of this man’s case and the justice system , watched documentaries in depth about it in high school, and seeing him just living and broadcasting his life feels. Disrespectful and Disgusting? Like we all know he wasn’t convicted, so to be engaging like this is just Horrifying. He should not be able to do this, the fact that he is able to talk to impressionable youth through tiktok is just a terrifying realization
What's fucked up is you can see that he doesn't see the victims as people, otherwise he would't be doing any of this even if he wasn't feeling any remorse, he would just keep quiet. Imagine being one of the victims' family member and seeing this, absolutely disgusting. He is clearly enjoying his power way too much and people who are commenting on his tiktoks, playing along with the joke are probably affected by deep stages of internet brain rot and need a reality check asap.
OJ simpson has kinda been a big part of my parentoids life. His trial inspired them to be a lawyer, and they got accepted to a lawschool the day OJ died.
Not only was his blood at the crime scene but so were carpet fibers from his car. And Nicole and Ron’s blood were at his house and on a blood soaked sock in his house. He 100% did it, and he can make these jokes because he knows he can’t be charged again.
I remember in school we weren’t allowed to talk about the case. BUT on the day the verdict was given, one of my teachers said “everyone shut up.” Turned on a radio, waited until the verdict of ‘not guilty’ was read out and then turned it off. She then said “do not say a word and do NOT tell your parents I did that.”
Dude same 😂. I literally took a break from cutting the grass because a notification came up. What season you on? I've literally watched that thing like 3 times over.
Man confessed with the “if I did it” book, still can’t believe that a catchy saying got him off the hook😭 “if the glove does not fit, you must acquit” absolutely insane
As someone who had taking a law class🤓 which ovibously is not law school, but still, there is a reason why it is "not guilty" and not the defendant is "innocent." This is because it's basically stating "we do not know if you are innocent but we do not have enough evidence to say you're guilty or that you did the crime." in OJ's case, it is a very clear of, we can not prove that you did it in a court of law so you can go free. Just something I learned :þ love your videos, btw.
You know what’s literally so crazy dawg (other than literally this whole fricking video), we just covered (and will be covering his case in future classes) the OJ Simpson case in my Forensics class. We talked about how he murdered people, and was released because of lack of evidence. Now he’s on TikTok. This planet scares me so much 💀💀
Not guilty does mean innocent, "innocent" is literally one of the 2 antonyms of "guilty" and is synonymous with "guiltless". Also double jeopardy is a thing, it just doesn't apply between civil and criminal court as well as state and federal court, you can be tried for the same thing in each of these once
@@katiequeen7225 While not guilty is synonymous to innocent as words, I'm pretty sure it's not always the case with the justice system. Because not guilty can mean innocent, yes, but can also mean, for example "hey, we didn't find enough proof to incriminate you" So the end is the same, right? If there is not enough proof then the person is considered innocent? Well, yes, but doesn't mean it is true. I don't know if I was clear though, so sorry about that.
@@TheaterCryptid This is what Wikipedia says and it's close enough to my own understanding that I think it's accurate. "Although historically it may be a similar verdict to not guilty, in the present day not proven is typically used by a jury when there is a belief that the defendant is guilty but The Crown has not provided sufficient evidence."
This happened when I was in middle school. I remember the bronco chase being on the news for hours. Then it was the first televised trial I remember as well. What the hell is actually going on. This is absolutely f’ing nuts.
I was 18 and remember watching the chase live on TV, as well as watching the court case. Everyone was glued to their TV for this, and we all knew he did it. Innocent people don't run like he did.
Yeah OJ definitely did it... he just had an amazing lawyer and a jury that ate up everything his laywer said.. I mean the most famous line from the trial was "if the glove don't fit, you must acquit"😅🙄 It's complete BS.. Also, I'm a single mom 😅😘😝🤣 lmao
asking OJ Simpson for relationship advice is like asking Jeffery Dahmer for cooking advice
this comment is too underated
Like asking Robert Pickton about advice on caring for livestock.
Fr tho
he literally wrote a book called "if i did it" in which he explained how he WOULD have done it IF he had. hes been like this since he was found innocent because he can be thanks to double jeopardy laws
exactly
In interviews talking about it, he says it describing how he actually did it saying things like "when I did this, I had to do this.." - not "if". It's kinda horrifying to watch because he literally just sits there spelling it out knowing there's 0 consequences..
The best part is the cover of the book, the "if" is tiny and barely visible, while "I DID IT" is huge and in the center.
not even the best part. the families got the royalties to this book and changed the cover so the 'if' is really small.
Which is crazy because if the state or police have a case against you, they can not show up to court or do anything and decide yrs later they feel like bringing the charges against you up again, all the laws have double standards and they always help the wrong ppl
OJ Simpson can finally rest, knowing his wife's killer is dead.
Please get this to top comments 🙏 😂❤
I'm gonna pray to this later, anen
😂 best comment on this video
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Best comment I’ve ever seen 😂
I studied Nicole Brown's murder and OJ's trial a lot when I was in high school. What's crazy to me is on top of him "allegedly" stabbing two people, he DEFINITELY FOR A FACT had at least nine 911 calls made against him by Nicole, one of the people he "allegedly" murdered. Whether he did it or not (he definitely did) the guy has serious anger issues and his replies to certain comments feel very sinister.
absolutely, he abused her
He didn’t do it he had someone else do it (most likely his son)
@@RB-fCut back on the copium, sweetie. It's rotting your brain. 😁💕
@@RB-fyeah he was involved even if he didn’t directly kill them
@@RB-fI've never heard that version before. Kinda reminds me of a two shooters thing
He could literally admit to it and still be free with double-jeopardy laws... But its obvious he's enjoying the attention from not telling
WHAT?? that's crazy
There are exceptions to double jeopardy, one being that if you've been tried by a state court the federal court is allowed to re-try you once as they are separate sovereigns
@@katiequeen7225 and if new incriminating evidence came about, he could potentially be retried.
@@katiequeen7225 Interesting to know since i was also thinking about the double jeopardy laws.
he literally wrote a book called ‘if i did it’
“He’s gonna kill me and he’s gonna get away with it” -actual quote from Nicole
She could see how the police weren't taking it seriously enough. She should have armed herself.
I'm sure she saw, due to his celebrity status, many times when he got away with things other people wouldn't have.
One of the lawyers he worked with actually admitted later that OJ said to them "If she hadn't opened the door with a knife she'd be alive" but they didn't have evidence to prove it and it was after he'd been acquitted
@@coco-wc1cz Sounds like what OJ would say. Blaming the victim for his actions.
@@steelhurricane4041 totally, i wish they'd been able to prove it somhow cause it'd be damning evidence against him and would give nicole and goldman the justice they deserve
Just imagine the apology:
“Toxic killer train! The only thing I ever killed were my dreams.
Not a killer,just a loser.”
lol
Oh God next thing u know he's gonna start making that his theme song
😂😂
watching this after he died today is wild
Yuh
Yup
I don’t think he did it tho, but it’s likely he knows more about it than he’s letting on and he got a little unhinged following the cancer diagnosis
Even if he was acquitted on the double homicide charges the guy was still horribly physically abusive
Also if there’s anything to learn from the oh case it’s 1- domestic violence can and usually will escalate 2- the police are untrustworthy and incompetent (what dumbass leaves a wet leather glove in the van on a hot California day)
I wish people had this energy consistently for Chris brown before he pulls a oj
I think his son did it
@@joshentertainment2 I didn’t until I started working with leather. Everyone claimed blood shrunk the glove. Sorry that’s not how leather works. There has to be heat for it shrink
And that's a big part of the reason he was held liable for their deaths!
My Intro to Forensic Science professor has many colleagues who worked on the OJ case and she told us many times that there was no doubt in her mind that OJ is guilty. Him getting let off is one of the largest mishandlings of justice next to Casey Anthony…
I’m also in forensic science, and old prof worked on the case, and pretty much the only reason he got off is because the original CSI team mishandled the evidence so it got thrown out
@@monabalona4861 damn really..? i always thought it was an overcorrection after the rodney king riots tbh, but also i was literally 3 at the time lol
@@monabalona4861 I thought it was cause the jury assumed the police were racist and that they framed him…like people loved him as a celebrity so they figured he was innocent
@@mightymeatymech yup. One issue was that they weren’t changing equipment (like tweezers) between areas of the house, which can cause cross contamination. They also didn’t completely fill the sample of his blood, which is how the defense was able to successfully claim that the blood was planted
@@monabalona4861 interesting... see, this is why i read the comments lol i get to meet Insiders like you /g
damn i wish they hadn't messed that up tho. hm
I was on vacation with my abusive husband during the trial. At one point he said something to the effect of, "well, she deserved it " and I knew I had to gtfo. Yes, there are more horrible people in the world who think (allegedly) like OJ. This is why the aliens won't talk to us normies.
that is so horrifying. glad you got out
I'm beyond relief that you got to safety
you can’t convince me he didn’t do it cuz no one in their right mind would think their spouse being murdered is funny 💀💀
even if he didn't do it, ain't it kinda weird he has no remorse for the victims and uses their cases as a jokes punching bag? like didn't he have a kid with nicole or something? like they were dating and yet he has no respect for the fact 'someone' brutally murdered her... i mean it's horrible enough it's been proven he was abusive but this is just next level horrible to continue after her death.
They were married which is worse
he did it
They have 2 kids together.
The type of person capable of murdering someone they loved isn’t capable of remorse in the same way most people are.
If he's not guilty, hes likely gotten harassed on a daily basis about it and is numb. I mean if youre constantly having your life revolved around someone saying you murdered people when you didnt.... it's not abnormal to eventually just being like fuck it. Because at the end of the day what do ya do?
I don't have a personal opinion but this can be applied to many situations. People think people are supposed to act a certain way and then use that pure speculation as if its fact. Human emotions and behaviors are not a monolith and the brain will protect itself.
I genuinely think that OJ's tiktok is a prime example of what happens if someone with a god complex got away with murder and then had access to a HUGE social media platform.
Omg totally
Prime example? Are there more?
@@zeem96light Yagami
So that would be if Homelander hand a big social media platform.
@@zeem96Homelander
I remember a few members of the jury were interviewed after the trial. When they heard of some of the evidence not permitted in the trial, they all said they would have found him guilty. It was like a gut punch.
He looking up at us rn
right, he's in hell
real as fuck bro
Ok, on a serious note, haven’t his victim’s loved ones been through enough already?!? Besides losing and grieving their friend/family member who was brutally murdered, watching the media circus it turned into, seeing the man responsible walk out of court with an acquittal, seeing the killer make money off of their horrible tragedy with interviews & a book that is basically him re-enacting his sadistic crimes, & NOW THEY HAVE TO SEE HIM LIVING THE LIFE & FUCKING AROUND ON TIKTOK LIKE NOTHING EVER HAPPENED?!? It’s like when the dahmer & bundy movies/shows came out but if they starred dahmer & bundy themselves! What is the obsession with revictimizing people & exploiting people’s trauma like this?!?
Speaking of Dahmer and bundy, I'm desperately hoping we don't end up with a side of tiktok that simps for oj like there is for those two. I just can't with tiktok.
Yeah, this is...pretty much how I feel about this. Imagine FAMOUSLY losing a loved one. To an INSANELY FAMOUS MAN. And he gets let off. And now you're scrolling through TikTok and he pops up on your feed GOLFING
at least they get book royalties and sales now
@@wolvie1618 I doubt it. He’s not white. Like genuinely
@@Reiman33 Kinda ironic coming from "the free speech zealot"
him mocking MURDER is disgusting, the world really does revolve money. the literal people who never touch grass / even have a grasp of reality enabling him & making jokes of the situation as well is terrifying
I just found out the TikTok was fake its not really him those videos are from somewhere else
@@roseturkey really??
@@roseturkey doubt it
@@roseturkey You're going to need to link a source for that.
@@hannahleigh6152 he posts those videos on twitter, they just cut exerts from them
""OJ Simpson has a tiktok" not anymore
Watching this after the death goes hard frfr
reallll
You were actually correct in the beginning with "responsible for the murders of"... even though he was found Not Guilty in the criminal trial, he was found responsible in the civil trial, which means even though he wasn't punished for it, he still is responsible. That's also why the proceeds of the book go directly to the victims family because he is not allowed to profit directly from the murders in any way.
Ngl.. that's even more fucked lol. It's like the system is saying we know he did it... buuuut....
@sakuhimu6190 that is pretty much the truth though. Everyone knows he did it. The DNA evidence said he did it. However our legal system worked in his favor by letting him off. His lawyers did a really really good job at attacking the cops and making it all about racism to the point that most people don't realize that the DNA put him there. DNA was still in its infancy at the time and not as trusted as it is today. If you go back and look at the evidence, it's pretty damming. That's why he was found "responsible" in civil court. But because he got that not guilty in the criminal trial, they couldn't try the case again and he was allowed to go free.
As someone who was 9 years old when the OJ Simpson trial happened and followed it very closely, I feel like I'm living in an alternate universe knowing he uses social media and openly makes murder jokes.
I feel like after Donald trump being president it's 2023 just expect everything
@@wtichery You're not wrong. We're doomed.
I was 9 too and totally feel you.
@@wticheryLooking like those were the good ole days.
On behalf of all older millennials, thank you for doing what none of us felt like we could do but secretly wanted to: calling him Orange Juice. 🙏🙏🙏
Nothing makes me happier than his silly little sped up rants after the outro like smthn abt it js screams “alr nevermind im not dropping this”
This is reminding me of the German serial killer in the 40s who killed women via strangling them with their bras. When he was sentenced, he got to write and publish poetry from outside of prison, and the poems made him so adored and famous, the public protested for him to be sent free.
And when he eventually did serve his sentence, and was basically a semi idol at this point, he got a job on the local news all while being received as this kind hearted reformed murderer who redeemed himself from his misdeeds. Guess what? He started killing again
yeah you’re referencing to jack unterweger:) and he was austrian actually
yeah, and there’s this other japanese cannibal that wasn’t sent to jail due to a loophole. He ended up being interviewed by people in person who knew he did it, and he was also casted into a movie with the role of a character who’s a cannibal. In one of the interviews he also admitted that he’s planning on eating another person before he dies. it’s so fucked up
@@shay5479 Thank the lord for him being immobilized enough to never actually carry out this plan of getting to cannibalize again.
I'm 36 and OJ's trial was the first one I ever got obsessed with (I was about 8). I faked being sick to stay home from school and see the verdict that day. I know I am in the darkest timeline when OJ is on TikTok joking about his murders and the daughters of the guy who magically made a bag full of what was probably the clothes full of Nicole and Ron's blood all over them disappear are some of the most famous people on earth. It's absolutely wild.
I'm 28 and I was born the same year as the trail. It impossible to believe it been so long.
YESS THE COMMUNITY REFERENCE ♡
@@theabsoluteworst1882 😂Yes! I didn't watch that show until it was over and I got with my husband. Normally, when he gets me to watch something that isn't horror, I hate it, but Community was a pleasant surprise and I watched it over a period of like two years. The first time I ever saw the darkest timeline episode was the night of the 2016 election....so as soon as the results were in, I turned to my husband and said, "Oh fuck...we have just entered the darkest timeline." The years since then have only reinforced that but each time a new terrible thing happens, that is now my reflexive response. 🤣😂🤣
Dude, same. I'm almost 38 and I remember being absolutely engrossed in this case. I feel like it was really the first time I truly learned what murder is. It was nuts.
It’s presumed he threw the bag away at the airport
POV: You're watching this after OG died 💀
Update: OJ died of cancer 💀
If I ever laugh while talking about the case of Nicole Brown Simpson, it’s not because it’s funny, it’s because of how absolutely *absurd* the entire situation is.
coopers sweater is my sexuality
i can relate
Yes
"Confused but you're trying"
I need it
it's my gender
Ive had this in my "watch later" playlist for over a year now... oh boy!
revisting this video immediately after hearing the news.
I feel so horrible for the victims' families. I can't even fathom mourning a death, having that death be a murder, and then seeing the monster who did it being so flippant.
my dad waited on ron goldman’s parents (i think his dad and step-mom, if my memory’s correct) at a restaurant in arizona almost ten years ago. he said they were some of the nicest people he’d ever served, but that they also seemed incredibly sad and lonely. i can’t imagine how they’re doing now, if they’re still with us
@@sondpnichqfvdthat’s so sad.
2013: man! I wonder what it will be like in 10 years! 2023: OJ Simpson is a tiktoker
hahaha
Frl tho
2013: Oh man I love my Wii U and playing Super Mario 3D World with my family and being able to share my experience on the Miiverse! I can’t wait for the future where there’s sure to be better video games and stuff to do!
2023: *OJ Simpson is a tiktoker.*
@@joeyburkhart6602 i spat out my drink at that lmao
Im seriously concerned for the world the smallest amount of research would tell you this account is fake they’re just reposting his old instagram posts
OJ has confessed multiple times. 😂 Double Jeopardy.
Don't worry ya'll, he died on April 10th this year
I had a shirt once that said "drink apple juice cause oj will kill you." I wore it to school. I was not asked to change it? Hahahh
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Omfg made my day!
@@chrissyscholl816 for real! Ans they made my friend change her Bullet for my Valentine band t the same day cause it said bullet on it. Wild lol..
I need that shirt.
That shirt is not wrong in many ways. OJ did it.
And, Orange juice has more sugar than most soda’s on the market.
It’s been studied and many believe orange juice for breakfast is responsible for giving people the wrong idea of health when in actuality it may give you insulin resistance, due to the high glycemic inside of orange juice. Meaning diabetes.
one of the leading causes of death in the United States is complications due to diabetes and obesity.
Orange juice literally could mean death. Stick to eating whole fruits and not the juice concentrates.
still can't believe he got away with it
He kinda didn't. After losing the civil trial he turned to theft to make enough money to pay off said loss, got caught, and was sentenced To 33 years. I think he only spent a decade in prison and about five years parole. I'm not positive about the dates. Not to mention all the money he had to pay to the victim's family including losing the rights to his book which is kinda funny. Not saying it's enough, but he didn't technically get away with it.
@@Tulin730 not guilty
@@ramslife7295 Not guilty. He was found responsible for though and imprisoned for it. Funny how the judicial system works.
~Not anymore~
I appreciate the chandler bing snark "could you BE any more qualified?" Great job. RIP matthew. No resting in peace to OJ
An important clarification about our (US) court system: in a criminal trial, the verdict is guilty or not guilty. The word choice of “not guilty” is because the defense has no responsibility to prove innocence, they only have to stop the prosecution from proving guilt. So an acquittal doesn’t mean he didn’t do it, it just means they can’t prove that he did.
The defense doesn't *have* to do anything. A defendant has a RIGHT to defend themselves, but they do not *have* to. The burden of proof is on the Prosecution and ONLY the Prosecution.
Then later found he was civically liable for their deaths. We can say he is responsible for their deaths.
Even though there was enough evidence to prove he did it… like his blood. And his hair on Goldman’s body. And his shoes. And the fact that he booked it trying to get away from LAPD. And bloody gloves outside of his house. Swimming in evidence, but unfortunately I feel like the case was already closed when Lance Ito was chosen as the judge. Ito had history of misconduct when handling court cases before, at the same time the team representing the court came ill prepared. I feel like OJ had a hand in Ito being placed as judge but he also just got lucky that the defendant team was not entirely on their Ps and Qs about this trial.
He's making fun of the death of his children's mother. What a horrible person.
That he did
he’s not it’s fake look into it
Let's get you off the percs, okay, little buddy? @@phython-jk8kl
The fact that he could legit come out and be like “haha I actually did it” and they could do nothing about it because you can’t be tried twice (unless they found a way to try him in Military court). The only thing they could do is try him for perjury (lying in court) but the statute of limitations is 5 years for that. Even if they could still get him for perjury, it’s not like he would even do a lot of time considering the max sentence is 5 years. This is why I think he’s so chill about writing a book explaining how “he’d do it IF he had done it” (which lets be honest, we all know he did it) and going on social media basically fucking with people about it. He knows he can’t get in trouble basically.
how disgusting he is is wild, like not only did you take nicole and ron away from their loved ones and take their lives from them in the first place, but you're deadass laughing about whether or not you did it. like the complete lack of empathy, self-awareness and common sense is astounding. how OPEN he is about being so disrespectful to his own murder victims is fucking insane
It’s really interesting to watch his behaviour. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is very common among football players because of the repetitive blows to the head. Right now, they can only tell if someone has it after that person has died because it requires an autopsy. Curious to see if he displays progressing symptoms of CTE as he ages (dementia), as earlier stage CTE causes aggression, impulse control problems and impaired judgement. Not at all to excuse his behaviour, what OJ did was awful but interesting to see if CTE was a factor/is something he has.
......me who has been banging my head against walls since i was three: i'm in Danger🧍🏾
(i've already decided to bring it up with my doctor eventually, i have felt suspicious about it for a while. but i just... yeah like you said, not much they could tell me tbh)
listened to this podcast called You’re Wrong About with Sarah Marshall and they have a whole series on the trial and the history of people involved. In my opinion OJ was a violent and abusive person long before he would have seen any of the long term effects of CTE you described
I doubt that tbh.
More than likely; look at the case of Owen Hart.
Your a corny Karen. Just like incel dude in video. Why he does he care about oj so much. Glazing crazy. Dude was proved innocent in court. Comparing him to Jeffery dahmer is crazy asf. Oj is old retired dude, of course he has time to run a tik tok and answer questions on it. It’s not that surprising. He’s interacting with fans. This dude who made video is so cringe.
People here after OJ died👇
My step-father called everyone to the livingroom and we watched the white Bronco chase live when he realized the chase was about to actually pass by us right outside. The entire trial was one of the worst periods of our lives. He was a racist black man, resentful and violent, using us to express his worst feelings. The acquittal didn't help us at all. It made him even more arrogant and violent.
I was 14 at the time. I remember watching the coverage of the bronco on the news and wondering if those men would die. I have been reading the comments and I am genuinely surprised how many people are commenting like everyone knew OJ did it. I'm from Montana, and even people here were asking, "it's the LAPD, how would anyone know if he did it?"
I just wanted to thank you for reminding everyone that he never helped anyone after communities rallied around him.
It's really pathetic. He was so loved so much by the public before the trial, and he's clearly trying to get that love back, but bro, we know you did it.
Cooper sometimes sounds remarkably like Ryan Reynolds
EXACTLY
Real
@@rivroyerr i love your pfp oml
@@Autumn_Kujo TYY
@@rivroyerr w pfp
Boyo do I have news for you, let’s just say the orange juice expired…
I remember in high school stumbling across OJ’s Twitter and losing my mind over it with my friends in class. He had soooo many tweets about something big coming in 2020, lots of stuff about “the juice will be loose in 2020” and we were wondering what he possibly was going to do. Then covid happened. I’m still kinda convinced OJ is responsible for covid.
he wasn't responsible for COVID be fr
He wasn't found innocent, it was found that the trial was manipulated and therefore must be acquitted.
Incorrect. The jury found him not guilty, which is synonymous to innocent, a term which isn't used as a verdict. OJs defence team persuaded the jury into believing that the blood sample was mishandled and the trial was based on racism which led to them finding him "not guilty", the trial was never "found to be manipulated" like you are wrongfully claiming
That’s not true, it wasn’t found that the trial was manipulated. The prosecution did a bad job, the judge was in it for the publicity (hence why it lasted so long), and the jury didn’t feel the prosecution proved guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Acquittal doesn’t mean innocence, but double jeopardy laws mean they should’ve brought a rock solid case to court and they didn’t. Saying the trial was manipulated is misinformation.
@@akaste4413 i love spreading lies and falsehoods online
@@theMyRadiowasTaken same
He also left out that one time OJ was found liable for the wrongful deaths.
He lived too long
got reccomended this right after finding out he died wtf
Same omg
What I hate most is that where I went to high school the US History class has a whole section about the OJ case and now the teachers have to include OJ's TikTok into their education plan.
That's hilarious XDDD omg I would have just got up and got my GED at that point
No wonder most kids are freaking dumb af. The education system is a complete joke teaching other crap other than the curriculum. I was fortunate enough not to have to deal with the woke ideology that is taught in schools and colleges today.
What a waste of f*cking money.
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My mom was friends with Nicole and she went to school with Ron. She truly believes that OJ is responsible
Did you show your mom these tik toks by OJ then ? She must be appalled.
Is your mom Kris Jenner
@@EnyaShello no.
@@itssheena9688 no I haven't shown her. It's a triggering subject for her
No, it's not cause you're lying. I know, mom. So shhhhh.
Imagine he made a Coleen style apology video 💀💀💀💀
"not a murderer, just a boomer" -👴🏿
@@meowsquaradeLMAO💀
Ah what a time to rewatch this video
this isn't even the most insane thing on the internet but in this moment it feels like it
OJ should do glove try-ons for his content
😂😂😂😂😂 this comments section is my favorite
this isn’t funny you’re mAkInG fUn oF mUrdErs!!!
💀💀💀
He did that gag during Covid.
Not kidding
The glove fit his mental son.
11:37 imagine if he pulled out the ukulele
Omg💀
“The only thing I’ve ever killed was a roach I saw on the wall!Im not a killer just a loser🥺”
old but imagine oj simpson making an apology video with a ukulele lol
“Hey OJ is the sky blue?”
OJ: “ now I can’t really say if it is or not”
* the sky clearly being blue *
There was a lawsuit I believe which resulted in Nicole's family gaining the rights and revenue to the book If I Did It, so they changed the prints so that the word 'IF' was barely visible on the title
Yes! Came here to say this too! The new cover is genius!
Ding dong the wicked witch is dead
No you were correct- he’s responsible for their deaths according to the civil courts.
I used to not really know a lot about oj simpson and the trial, so I didn't really have an opinion on if he did it or not. But then I heard that he wrote a book called "if I did it" in which he explains how he 'would have done it' 'theoretically'. So, yeah, he did it.
Edit: just got to the point in the video where you mention it.
Seriously who tf does that. Weirdest thing ever!
The held a whole trial and decided he was liable for their wrongful deaths. It was well decided
I have read the book. Well a lot of the book. It’s bad. He paints Nicole as totally unhinged, and himself as a victim. Never is anything his fault ever, and the smallest mistake or misstep by Nicole is the end of the world. I had to put it down so found it so disturbing. However I am pleased to inform you that because of the lawsuit Ron and Nicole’s families levied against him, Oj has lost all the rights to this book and all earnings from its sale go back to the families of his victims. Which is why I felt comfortable with buying it in the first place. Oh and the families sued Oj for the “wrongful death” of their loved ones. So there.
This is like the modern version of how BTK was arrested. Almost 20 years later, "Haha, stupid cops couldn't catch me" writing letters to them and they arrested him almost immediately after that. So goddamn stupid. 😂
Yeah . Btk asked the police if they could track him if he sent a floppy disk. And told them not to lie and OF COURSE THEY LIED! 😂🤣😂 and they said no! We can't track it!!! And duh! They can and did!
Oj Simpson just died, I found this out in my Algebra class a few days before I watched this video.
same 😅 except in my English class
@@GeorgiaOMalley-ww1yysame lol, english as well
It's depressing how OJ's murdered wife will likely never receive justice for what happened to her. That woman deserved better.
I just. My brain is trying to wrap my head around this. I’m so.
We were forced to learn and were quizzed on our knowledge of this man’s case and the justice system , watched documentaries in depth about it in high school, and seeing him just living and broadcasting his life feels. Disrespectful and Disgusting? Like we all know he wasn’t convicted, so to be engaging like this is just Horrifying. He should not be able to do this, the fact that he is able to talk to impressionable youth through tiktok is just a terrifying realization
5:00 wait and see could mean he will come clean on his death bed.
11:44 the toxic gossip train 🎵, not a killer just a loser
the only thing i killed was.. totally not those two people... not a murderer... just a loser..
What's fucked up is you can see that he doesn't see the victims as people, otherwise he would't be doing any of this even if he wasn't feeling any remorse, he would just keep quiet. Imagine being one of the victims' family member and seeing this, absolutely disgusting. He is clearly enjoying his power way too much and people who are commenting on his tiktoks, playing along with the joke are probably affected by deep stages of internet brain rot and need a reality check asap.
Nicole told everyone he was going to kill her and that she was in danger, everyone brushed her off 😢.
The juice has expired
BAHAHAHVSGWAA
OJ simpson has kinda been a big part of my parentoids life. His trial inspired them to be a lawyer, and they got accepted to a lawschool the day OJ died.
did you hear oj is getting remarrried, guess hes taking another stab at it
@Baywooclay no babes, he has
Cut
It
out
Not only was his blood at the crime scene but so were carpet fibers from his car. And Nicole and Ron’s blood were at his house and on a blood soaked sock in his house. He 100% did it, and he can make these jokes because he knows he can’t be charged again.
the fact that you managed to somehow flawlessly include some form of allegedly newely every sentence is impressive
wtf why did UA-cam recommend this after he died💀
been sick in bed for a week now only thing getting me through is these videos omg im so glad i found you
hope you get well soon🤍
Get well soon, Hun ! ❤
thanks weirdos 🥺 💜
Been 3 weeks, are you healed yet 👀
I remember in school we weren’t allowed to talk about the case. BUT on the day the verdict was given, one of my teachers said “everyone shut up.” Turned on a radio, waited until the verdict of ‘not guilty’ was read out and then turned it off. She then said “do not say a word and do NOT tell your parents I did that.”
This aged well
I’m high and every time Cooper says “Orange Juice Simpson” I giggle like a kid 😭
I just turned off The Office because this notification came up. Cooper has truly got a hold on me now
Dude same 😂. I literally took a break from cutting the grass because a notification came up.
What season you on? I've literally watched that thing like 3 times over.
Man confessed with the “if I did it” book, still can’t believe that a catchy saying got him off the hook😭 “if the glove does not fit, you must acquit” absolutely insane
didnt realise was watching this 4 days after he died
As someone who had taking a law class🤓 which ovibously is not law school, but still, there is a reason why it is "not guilty" and not the defendant is "innocent." This is because it's basically stating "we do not know if you are innocent but we do not have enough evidence to say you're guilty or that you did the crime." in OJ's case, it is a very clear of, we can not prove that you did it in a court of law so you can go free. Just something I learned :þ love your videos, btw.
my guy is killing it on tiktok. slaying the young person demographic.
murder
The lack of empathy and remorse is what makes all of it so much worse 🤢
If he didn't do it I'd assume he was a witness but we all know that he did it probably
You know what’s literally so crazy dawg (other than literally this whole fricking video), we just covered (and will be covering his case in future classes) the OJ Simpson case in my Forensics class. We talked about how he murdered people, and was released because of lack of evidence. Now he’s on TikTok. This planet scares me so much 💀💀
Not guilty is not the same as innocent, though. And he was found responsible in a civil case but well... Double jeopardy should be a thing.
Not guilty does mean innocent, "innocent" is literally one of the 2 antonyms of "guilty" and is synonymous with "guiltless". Also double jeopardy is a thing, it just doesn't apply between civil and criminal court as well as state and federal court, you can be tried for the same thing in each of these once
@@katiequeen7225 While not guilty is synonymous to innocent as words, I'm pretty sure it's not always the case with the justice system. Because not guilty can mean innocent, yes, but can also mean, for example "hey, we didn't find enough proof to incriminate you"
So the end is the same, right? If there is not enough proof then the person is considered innocent? Well, yes, but doesn't mean it is true.
I don't know if I was clear though, so sorry about that.
@Ellyx At some point Scotland had a verdict called “not proven”. I don’t know if it still does, but man do I wish the US had that.
@@MissCaraMint Was it a kind of in between? Like "we can't prove you did it but we can't absolutely prove you're innocent either" kind of thing?
@@TheaterCryptid This is what Wikipedia says and it's close enough to my own understanding that I think it's accurate.
"Although historically it may be a similar verdict to not guilty, in the present day not proven is typically used by a jury when there is a belief that the defendant is guilty but The Crown has not provided sufficient evidence."
This happened when I was in middle school. I remember the bronco chase being on the news for hours. Then it was the first televised trial I remember as well. What the hell is actually going on. This is absolutely f’ing nuts.
I was born during the infamous low speed chase
I was 18 and remember watching the chase live on TV, as well as watching the court case. Everyone was glued to their TV for this, and we all knew he did it. Innocent people don't run like he did.
The fact that he died last night..
thank you for remembering and including Ron Goldman
Yeah OJ definitely did it... he just had an amazing lawyer and a jury that ate up everything his laywer said.. I mean the most famous line from the trial was "if the glove don't fit, you must acquit"😅🙄
It's complete BS..
Also, I'm a single mom 😅😘😝🤣 lmao
He was held liable for wrongful death so...this was figured out 25 years ago
not guilty
cooper’s coming for ya😧
Old mom here - unfreaking believable. I was glued to that trial. Yep another witness to where we are heading as a society. 😢
That drive by at the thirsty girl killed me