Looking back 30 years when OJ Simpson was acquitted

On October 3, 1995, into the jury OJ SimpsonThe murder process entered the courtroom in the center of Los Angeles and announced that they had not found the former football height guilty.

Thirty years later, the evidence in the case, its spectacle and the controversial judgment are still ingrained in public consciousness … and we have all the photos of the process so that you can judge any time.

OJ and Nicole Brown Simpson were married from 1985 to 1992 … Two years later, Nicole and the man she was dating, Ron GoldmanWere brutally murdered outside her apartment in Brentwood in LA, by a suspect with a knife.

OJ would turn himself around in a few days after the bodies was discovered … But on June 17, 1994 he held a gun against his own head in a white Ford Bronco – driven by his good friend and former USC teammate Al Cowlings. The following agent of low speed Chase closed the highway of the Interstate 405 … and caught the attention of the nation

OJ’s trial – chaired by judge Lance Ito – Started in January 1994 and ended with the ruling on October 3, 1995.

The jury actually came to a judgment the day before, after just four hours of deliberation … but the judge decided to hold the verdict until the next day.

The “non -culprit” judgment shocked many … who could not believe the jury that overlooked the DNA recovery material in the case. Many felt that the racial make -up of the jury – with eight black members – may have played a role in the acquittal.

Simpson always maintained his innocence – promised to find Nicole’s real murderer – but a civil court found him liable for the murders and ordered him to pay $ 33.5 million in refund. That number of balloon on more than $ 100 million with accrued interest.

OJ – who later served for nine years in prison after he was found guilty of armed robbery and charges – died in 2024 … and ours Harvey LevinWho used to deal with the OJ’s process in the day, said on “TMZ Live” that he is sure that Simpson killed his ex-wife and Goldman.