Did OJ Commit Those Murders? 

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Short answer: Yes Long answer: Yes, he did.

RU-vid is savage for recommending me this at the very moment☠

THE JUICE HAS EXPIRED ☠️

RIP, OJ. He can finally rest knowing his wife’s killer is dead 💀

A lawyer once told me. “Not Guilty doesn’t mean innocent”. This would be a prime example

His blood was at the crime scene. Her blood was in his Bronco, and in his house. Of course he did it.

Who's here after he's dead?

4 reasons OJ got off: 1. A judge who wanted to be a star 2. An expensive defensive team 3. A sloppy offensive team 4. Payback for the Rodney King verdict (from the perspective of the jury) It was the perfect storm

Innocent people don’t casually release books titled “If I Did It”

"The rich have an entirely different set of rules in a court room." Wayne Dyer

There are still people who believe the earth is flat. And there are still people who believe OJ is innocent. If you manage to find someone who believe both of those things....congratulations, you've reached the bottom of the intellectual barrel.

Years later, when technology finally caught up. The cross contamination issues of the blood samples taken from OJ's shower, has proved that the blood definitely belonged to both victims. This most definitely proved he was there.

If the Rodney King thing didn't happen OJ would of gone to prison and we would never hear of the Kardashians, crazy domino effect.

Did OJ do it? 69: Even I don’t need to snitch on that one

If you’re of the “Go OJ” camp and actually believe that he didn’t do the murders then I’d like to introduce you to Santa Claus, the Easter bunny, and the tooth fairy

Hiring the best attorney essentially gives you the best chance when the evidence is against you. It all goes into how the attorney can sway the jury by shifting from the crime and using another angle to change perceptions

Back when the trial was ongoing, the IT joke was, 'Did you hear about OJ's new website? It's slash, slash, backslash, escape.'

Between his book “if I DID IT” and the interview where he explains how he did it, I can’t believe people are still skeptical about this

I remember hearing a true crime podcast once where two people where found dead in the house of a peraon, and they were last seen with this person and his brother. Both of the suspects got free because the police messed up the trial and the charges. Technicalities matters in court and cases like this happens occasionally.

The timing of this showing up in my recommended today is just something else…

video should have been called "How OJ got away..."

Moral of the story: Treat celebrities like any other criminal.

What’s most interesting is that O.J didn’t considered himself a part of the “black” community due to his connections, narcissistic personality, financial status, and all the privileges he had at the time compared to the average black person and yet he still managed to pull that card and people were immediately sold…

Who's here after O.J Simpsons death?

Yes he did, he even wrote a book called "if I did it" where he goes into detail about how he would have done it, if he did it. That book is the closest thing to a confession we are gonna get.

Why they have OJ looking like an Ethiopian distance runner.

Part of me was hoping for a 5 second video. *intro music* Did he? Yes. *Outro music* 😂

Who’s here now that OJ died?

its actually kinda sick how people were stilll on his side simply because he was black.

I was a senior in high school when the verdict came down. I’ll never forget my entire classroom crowded around the radio as the verdict was read. When she said “not guilty”, you could clearly hear the divide all over school of the white people gasping in disbelief, and the black people cheering. It was a surreal moment. I’ll never forget it.

The narrator apparently never watched Chris Rock's first HBO special given his statement at 14:34 in this video. In fact, Rock explicitly pointed out the fact that OJ's courtroom victory was ALL about wealth and fame and noting that if OJ had been a bus driver, he would have been doing hard time. Rock challenged any Black person claiming "we won" with the verdict to name EXACTLY what was won? Rock said he was still going to his mailbox looking for his OJ prize.

OJ can finally rest in peace, knowing the man who killed his wife is dead.

I’m just waiting to hear OJ say “i got away with it suckas” on his death bed!

Infographic show: It was 1973 Picture has a flatscreen:🤔

Interesting coincidence that at 2:12 we see the number 76 in red the age that he died

I think the saddest part is how he got away with the murders and is glorifying them to make money off it 😢

The fact that this man is walking freely right now is messed up.

So one of OJ's kids drowned, huh? I'd like to know more about this accident.

Watching this from Aberdeen!

What i learned is that money is truly color blind.

i'll save you 16min. short answer: yes. Long answer: yes, sir.

"id never find Oj guilty" "its payback for Rodney King" real good job screening the jury guys totally impartial

Kato Kaelin said everyday when the jurors walked in, many would wave or give the thumbs up to OJ. The case was lost before it started. Wrong city, wrong place, wrong jury.

aint no way this popped up in my recommended the day he died 😂

If the jury is saying it's payback for Rodney King then you need a new jury.

I remember OJ saying he would not rest till he found the killer. He must have thought that he would find their killer on the golf course. He is as guilty as the day is long.

I remember the day I heard the verdict. I was shocked. I'm Asian but I followed the trial like everybody else and the DNA evidence seemed overwhelming. I realized why he got off after hearing members of the jury saying things about reasonable doubt. A better job of jury selection might have led to a different outcome.

Good video, I remember watching the 2006 interview, it was so disgusting 😳

Stevie Wonder was like “yeah I saw him do it”

"The LAPD was on trial, not OJ".

Video should have just been 3 seconds long, with the narrator saying "Yes, he did" and then it ends

He did it but the crazy thing is he can still live with himself

The moral of the story....$ rules the world. Also, yes...he did it.

On the day OJ died, DrudgeReport had a headline: "Cancer murders OJ".

Here for the "who's here after he died" comments.

My guy even made a BOOK A WHOLE BOOK with the hypothetical “what if I did do it”... simple answer yes, he did it.

Dave Chapelle: This murderer rushed for 2000 yards

I’m glad they mentioned OJ broke 2k yards in 14 games. Thats so incredibly dominant. No team had an answer for him that season

Of course he committed the murders. I don't think there was much doubt about that. The juror even made it quite clear why they didn't convict him.

“An adoring mother and a drag queen father.” Wait, what....

He tried to publish a book a while back called, " if I DID IT, this is how i would have done it. There, he pretty much confessed.

I’m so glad this was a thing. I just decided to search it lol

I think this video is about to get hammered 💀

Ironic how someone who claims that he "doesn't care about race" becomes championed by race.

You know what's messed up : Nicole actually said to one of her friends that she's afraid one day he'll k.ll her and get away with it ... she knew

Are we going to make the cancer try on the glove?

OJ can now rest in peace, knowing that his wife's killer is finally dead...

I came to this one specifically for the comments 😂

*Next video* : what happens if you go on tropical vacation for a month _I came here to save you once again_

RIP BOZO

In conclusion: commit a crime with an unfitting pair of gloves and you'll get away with it

I’d say it’s pretty much public knowledge at this point that he did it.

i like how cheerfully he said oj's kid drowned like we just gonna glaze over that

Here after his passing today

Great. Now I’m craving orange juice

Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees.

James Cameron considered casting OJ Simpson for The Terminator but that didn’t happen and Arnold Schwarzenegger was cast instead as Cameron didn’t think people would believe OJ in the role of an evil and deadly character.

You know OJ did it. Even Dave Chappelle knows he did it.

With all the evidence we know now it is highly unlikely he didn’t do it. All physical evidence points against him. Even his actions after the fact tend to lean towards him being guilty. It’s sick seeing him lie even to this day and get away with it. Raising their kids and they have no idea what he did to their own mother. I hope she gets Justice one day

Short answer: Yes Long answer: YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

The glove didn't fit because it was soaked in blood. When leather gets wet it shrinks

What was terrible was that, with so much evidence to prove that he did the murders, the previous and ongoing conduct in the LAPD and prosecution made reasonable doubt such a possibility. Even a little bit of tainted evidence or perjury could ruin the trial.

5:30 OJ definitely wasn't watching a modern widescreen TV in the 90s.

I'm black (in case you can't tell), and I happen to believe the only color that truly matters is green.

*OJ commited those murders...* Or DID he? _* Vsauce music plays *_

Revisiting this after hearing about OJ’s passing Crazy

If it doesn't fit you must acquit.

Unfortunate how blind people can be when certain things like race and religion are involved. Injustice done to those two, especially his ex, who even after escaping her abusive partner couldn't live happily.

This video should be exactly one second long containing one word: *Yes.*

Love how I get this recommended this after four years for "some reason."

I think all it might take to make people skeptical of OJ's guilt is to (1) know the timeline of evidence discovery and (2) the proposed timeline suggested by the prosecution for OJ to commit those murders. You'll often hear people convinced of OJ's guilt because his blood was found at the crime scene. But what if they knew that his blood wasn't found until two weeks after the murders, after the crime scene had been hosed down, found in locations previously photographed to have no blood, and with less DNA degradation, despite being exposed to the elements for two weeks, than the blood samples collected the day after the murders? What if they knew that the blood collected had the same preservative in it as the blood vial used to collect OJ's reference sample? What if they knew OJ's reference vial was missing blood? Would the presence of his blood at the crime scene seem as much like a slam dunk for the prosecution?

Yall should talk about the Caylee Anthony case next.

OJ: "Im still searching for the REAL KILLER !!! ... unfortunately I broke all the MIRRORS in my house..."

I'm surprised there was no mention of the book "If I Did It", written by OJ.

Watching this now feels so weird

OJ: I'm gonna find the real killer's. Next day goes & plays golf, never to speak of the crime again.

He made a book called if I did it and then describe how he hypothetically did it

Very interesting. However, I feel that the background music is loud and annoying.

The worst part is the sheer amount of people who still believe he's innocent after so much evidence against him