OJ Simpson trial witness Kato Kaelin says there's no closure | Banfield, Full interview 

How do you know that. I say he did!

He made lots of money. Interviews even this one. He is getting paid. OJ made this man's career,

@@mickfitz76 He answers all questions inserting himself. It's about his feelings, his life, his family in Wisconsin, his God and beliefs. Glad he got his hair dyed from this morning too 😂He's not that important tho 🙄Yes OJ made him famous. He was quick to get Mad TV Show back in the day.

yeah God.

Kato for President

Nearly had him in tears after trying to get him called a “hostile witness” during the Trial. He was leaving a shadow of a Doubt. Great actor?

Surfer hippie dude , living in Oj's guest house, didn't help either side, was just there for his own exposure. Reminds me of the guy in Fast Times At Ridgemont High.

Kota is cool 😎

Holy shi+ it blows my mind that he's 65! My brain hasn't seen enough of him to replace my 1994 image

Lots of plastic surgery

People in CA have* access to so many doctors, estheticians, procedures.

I was just starting out in my now 30 year marriage so far. I was in my late 20's at the time.

People might not know or recall how incredibly famous OJ was at the time. Football star with legit comedic acting chops and those car rental commercials -- he was everywhere, and he seemed like a great and affable guy. NFL domestic abuse didn't make the news and stalking was barely even a crime then. That a beloved celebrity like OJ was accused of these murders was utterly shocking and in the wake of the Rodney King trial and riots plus the relatively new rise of the 24/7 cable news, it was a perfect storm that earned being called the crime of the century. I was working in NYC at the time and office tvs were on all day tuned to the trial and when the jury returned to give their verdict, our whole office of a couple hundred people all stopped to crowd around to watch and I think stopping everything to watch the verdict come in was true of nearly all of New York and beyond. It was definitely one of those times in history that people know exactly where they were when it happened.

I know EXACTLY where I was on 3 times in history that I'll always remember: OJ Simpson, 911 & George Floyd. May all rest forever in Paradise! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

@@staypower11 closest modern analogy would be if it was The Rock.

Never heard of this situation, did someone win the power ball. ?.

Kota is cool 😎

Yes, I saw that and I thought, wow, this is him. The real Kato. Very sincere.

@@sandrazed6089 He always has been & the shame of it is people MURDERED his name & reputation in 94. It still chaps my hyde.

6:22 ...digging the guest house quote lol

I don't know how he got away with that money

I still wish him to rest wherever! I don’t judge and God has the only and final say!

​@MamaB-SOI "not judging" is one of the most misused concepts attributed to God in reference to scripture. The Lord said we are to judge by the fruit of someone's character and actions. Further, it is required of a person who has committed wrongdoing against anyone to walk in "the fruit of repentence." Again, their actions should demonstrate their remorse. This man showed none of that. He left behind a wake of destruction and selfishly hurt many people and even joked about the murders. He took his children's mother away from them. He was a serial abuser of Nicole. That is well documented. There was never, ever a single other person of interest in those murders. God gave him 29 years to humble himself and repent to those families for what he did and give them some sort of closure. He would have still faced consequences legally, but he could have offered some sort of relief from all his destructive choices. Instead he left his own family to live under the dark cloud of his life. Just because he escaped "justice" of our broken legal system, he is facing God's perfect justice right now.

⁠@@pureprairieLet’s Hope. He is in need of Divine Reckoning. God Owes Us NOTHING. It’s only be Grace any - including myself- Are Saved. It might sound hokey but: We All Must Repent to The Lord. He is Your Only Saviour. His Kingdom is at hand. Consider Today. Come as You Are… You need Not be perfect. Our “righteousness” is as filthy rags! --Even on our best days. Yet Christ’s Way- Yah’s Way- The Father’s Way …He and His Ways= Purest Perfection. Ask Him Today- To Reveal His Power and Wonder To You. Sit back and See What He can Do. Trust.

No OJ couldn't even give the family that much on his death bed

I was going to up thumb this as the 16th but thought 15 thumbs is where it should rightfully remain (for now anyway).

He didn't kill their mother and they lived with their grandparents. He was found not guilty but because he is black they allowed him to be sued for something he didn't do. The powers that be want to make it a crime to be black in America, with their double standard laws🤣🤣🤣

@@babajohnson9276The grandparents did not raise his kids. The moment OJ was found not guilty he regained custody of his children.

As far as I know the children have never spoken publicly on the subject and are very private. It’s not uncommon for children to protect and side with the remaining parent rather than be a virtual orphan. They can’t mentally face losing both parents or face the reality of something so horrific IMO. And these little children had no choice bc their dad was found not guilty and was their legal guardian.

Yep, OJ invited himself right along when Kato said he was going to McDonald's. Like any other time with all OJ's money probably would have said he'd never put that crap in his mouth. It was definitely pushed so he could use it as alibi

I think so too

He has admitted in past interviews that he believed OJ did it but was afraid to say what he believed at the time of trial

LOL fax

Maybe you heard something that I didn't.

@@purplehazel2323no. In another interview in the last two months, he states that he believed OJ did it. He even mentioned that he knew in his heart when OJ lied in front of the people gathered at his house (shortly after the murder) in his presence that both he and Kato had been together at the time of the murder. Which was categorically false. They’d not been together. That’s when he knew.

He’s openly stated OJ did it before today.

His entire defense team said they knew he did it.

Yes, he did say in past interviews that he believed OJ did it, he was just too darn scared to express that during the trial. It was obvious he was nervous as heck at that trial and was fighting continuously to avoid direct questions. Looked like he was about to pee his pants at any given time.

He did time in prison, just not for the murders. He served nearly 9 years for the robbery in Vegas.

Much more in my opinion.

Wrong. Kato lived at OJs. The murders happened at Nicole's condo on Bundy, about 2 miles away.

Not at all

The nerve of him to never confess is a act of evil how does a person live with themselves he had no remorse ever he hated Nicole

@@user-rx3cl2qf2d right? That much so even. My dad did the same thing when he died.

Basically,he said because he had amazing support from his family and friends,he got through it.

Because her kids knew and liked Kato. They named him.

Not at all

Did you ever ask your neighbor why they acquitted him? Even Simpson was shocked he was found not guilty.