Remembering Nicole and Ron: Reexamining O.J. Simpson’s Murders through ESPN’s Documentary

As the world mourns the passing of Hall of Fame running back O.J. Simpson, the focus on the murders of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman has resurfaced. There are still many who firmly believe that Simpson was responsible for the killings, while others continue to argue his innocence. One way to examine this case is by watching ESPN’s O.J.: Made In America documentary, which is currently available for streaming on Netflix. The five-part series provides a clear and compelling argument that Simpson did indeed commit the murders.

Simpson vehemently denied ever owning the Bruno Magli shoes that left a print in the blood at the crime scene, despite there being photographic evidence of him wearing them. This denial, coupled with other crucial components missing from the prosecution’s case such as sworn testimony from Simpson denying that he would wear such shoes, led many to believe that Simpson’s guilt was conclusively proven in his civil case trial.

However, it is important not to forget about Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman who were robbed of their lives due to O.J. Simpson’s actions. Despite his passing, they are no longer alive today because of his actions and it is important to remember and honor their memory while examining this tragic event in detail through documentaries like ESPN’s O.J.: Made In America series currently streaming on Netflix