People vs. OJ Simpson
This is a follow up to the March 5, 2016
Judiciary Report article "Alleged
Crime Scene Knife Conveniently Found While The People v. OJ
Simpson Movie Airs On Television." It has since been
revealed the newly unearthed knife is a fraud, confirming
previous site claims. The knife contained no DNA and is the
wrong size blade to inflict the type of damage Nicole Brown
Simpson and Ron Goldman suffered in the grisly double
murder.
OJ Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson in the mid 1990s
It is clear the entire incident was a
publicity stunt to attract viewers to the inaccurate, subpar
miniseries "The People vs. OJ Simpson." People should not
play around with such matters. It is grossly disrespectful
to the dead. Brown-Simpson and Goldman died tragic deaths
and should not be exploited for ratings.
STORY SOURCE
'No DNA' on knife found at OJ Simpson's estate as LAPD
'close investigation'
09:00, 15 Mar 2016 Updated 09:10, 15 Mar
2016 - The knife found on OJ Simpson's estate has no DNA on
it, according to reports. The LAPD - who are yet to formally
announce the results - are believed to have closed the
investigation into the knife, which was found on the former
football player's former estate, after testing found no DNA.
TMZ reports: "We're told the microbes in the
soil degraded any DNA to the point it was impossible to get
a meaningful result." The knife isn't likely to be linked to
the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, an LAPD
spokesperson previously told People magazine...According to
reports on Wednesday, the knife is a common tool by
gardeners and is too small the make the wounds that killed
the pair.
