OJ Simpson's Red Flags That Everyone Ignored
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OJ Simpson passed away a few weeks ago on April 10th, and instead of a celebration of his memory I wanted to remind everyone of the laundry list of red flags he displayed prior to "the event" that will forever stain his life and legacy. Since the Internet knows me as the Red Flag Guy, it seems fitting to revisit The Juice's loose morals.
Long before the tragic passing of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman and the Trial of the Century, there was a whole other story of OJ Simpson that, in today's society, would be much more alarming than it was back then.
This was a man who inadvertently awakened an entire country to red flags in relationships and forced the United States to take a much harder look at alarming domestic issues of this nature. His actions immediately put the government into action to create laws that would protect both men and women from domestic ab*se much more efficiently than it ever had. People were also suddenly speaking up much more frequently when they saw a loved one or even a stranger that was in a similar situation.
Today we walk through some of the completely insane events that led to those changes. We dive into his his troubling childhood, how baseball legend Willie Mays inspired OJ Simpson's incredibly fake cheerful persona that would inevitably charm his victims, his troubling first marriage with Marguerite Whitley, how the tragic death of his daughter Aaren in the 70s played a part in his increasingly violent behavior that we saw in the 80s and 90s, we'll look into whether or not OJ had a traumatic brain injury from playing in the NFL, and we'll lay out all of his red flags prior to "the crime" and the trial that so many people around him chose to ignore.
RIP only to Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:14 Did OJ Simpson Have a Bad Childhood?
5:27 Was OJ Simpson Married Before Nicole Brown Simpson?
8:41 What Was OJ Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson's Marriage Like?
13:17 Did OJ Simpson Have a Traumatic Brain Injury From Playing Football?
18:31 How Did OJ Simpson Get Away With It?
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As a black woman and I was born in 1985 so thank you for bringing to light how long this tragedy has lasted and she got no justice. I had a strong suspicion that he did kill her and what sold me is when he wrote a book about how he would have done it if he did it.
This…he 100% did it in my mind
I just finished reading that book and it’s chilling beyond words. What’s even more troubling is when he gets into the day of the murders he brings it up as a hypothetical but then as he gets into telling the story he uses terms like “I remember”. That just gives it away.
@@MilitantOregano
Not at all
The copyrights, of
[If] I DID IT , belong to Judith Reagan &
Fred Goldman
According to the civil litigation, which can't be a criminal charge
Or overrule a superior court decision .
The interview challenged Judith Reagan"s theory of domestic violence,
that was stricken from the record
Petrocelli" s exhausting, repeated questioning of everything that didn't matter !
Mentioning a hypothetical theory only needs to be repeated to anyone that can't understand the definition.
No knife , no bloody clothing no eyewitness no timeline !
It's crazy the incident on New year's day in 1989 I was born just 8 days after that incident when Nicole claimed he was trying to killed her and to think 5 years later in 1994 she was brutally murdered by him. Shows the system failed her.
I didn’t know about OJ until a Family Guy episode and I knew he did it.
I know everyone likes to focus on the insanity that was the trial, but this part of the story is always so forgotten. Nicole lived terrified for years of this man and she got no justice for what happened to her.
She never got to see her children grow up and never broke free from this man's abuse which is a true tragedy in all of this.
The fact he murdered her when their children were sleeping upstairs is so understated, truly evil.
And poor Ron as well, treated as a footnote in his own murder. All he did was to do a favor for a friend and ended up getting murdered for it.
Thank you for bringing attention to this part of the story which most people sadly glosses over
In the paper, it was reported that there were 62 police reports of abuse by his wife before he murdered her. It’s insane that police negligence ruined what should’ve been an easy conviction and life prison sentence.
Please understand, OJ bay have been affected due to soo many concussions from extremeky tough hits to his head...that is all that I wanna say!!! Please, please understand that OJ definitely wasn't a dirty animal ...it hurts me to read so many people putting out Lies bout the Juice....by the way, please call OJ the Juice ....He was an amazing Guy...ps, dont believe the Lies.😊
And left them to find her. It was only by the grace of God and circumstance that they didn't find her
The truth about Nicole Brown, is just something that you don't want to know
@@KevinShaughnessy-lf3vs Oh shut up.
It shouldn't be up to the victim whether or not to arrest a perpetrator of domestic violence. If there is sufficient evidence of an attack, arrest should be automatic.
I believe it depends on the state but where I live, if a person commits a violent crime, the state prosecutes them not the victim. I think that's what makes a big difference. If the court case is state v. Abuser or victim v. Abuser. The victim doesn't have to do anything at all, but it helps if they give a statement for evidence. If it's on camera or has witnesses then the state won't need the victim to provide any evidence at all.
@@GoldenMermaid
A victim has to testify to physical abuse.
It isn't the hearsay of anyone that is involved with an argument
That would be perjury with a violation of rights in any American state
My ex abused me and the cops showed up for one of the incidents. I was still very much in the thick of the relationship so I said I didn't want to press charges and they flat out told me "cool. you don't get to make that choice, the DA does." I live in California but I think every state should have laws like that. Thank God they pressed charges 😅
@KevinShaughnessy-lf3vs the victim doesn't need to testify if there's enough physical evidence to determine that abuse happened. My ex was charged based on injuries to me vs. him. The police know what defensive injuries look like and can typically determine who was the aggressor by what the injuries look like. For instance, I had red marks around my neck/a bite on my finger and he had scratches on his chest/neck. The police could already tell that his injuries were consistent with me defending myself. A vast majority of DV survivors don't want to testify against their abuser because of safety or because they are so deep in the relationship.
@@KevinShaughnessy-lf3vs you don't know what you're talking about. He was arrested in 1989 for abusing nicole so bad that she had to be hospitalized. Keep parroting the wrong information, you're digging a hole you can't get out of.
Somehow I imagine someone passing by as you’re running around with the flag and going “well that’s as sure a sign as any” before turning around from whatever they were on their way to and going home.
Hahaha yeah just straight up "that's a nope from me, then" 😂
Thinking about how scared Nicole was of him makes my heart ache.
The fact that she went to a bar with him just days before he murdered her -- even though they were already separated -- speaks to the level of fear she had towards him, his level of aggression, and just how bad the stalking was. I think she felt that going somewhere with him would at least just temporarily get him to stop, not just for the sake of her but especially her children.
@@DustinPoynterVideosnot only did she willingly go to out with him, she also hit him up for money, she had actually written him a letter after the divorce wanting to reconcile and that was actually mentioned at the trial and you can look it up and read the letter online,
And, for somebody supposedly so scared, she chose to move away only just a mile away when she had the means to move me much farther away
How scared could you be really when you do all of this?
@@naithngr81-jh2bb BINGO... She wanted to get back with OJ
@@naithngr81-jh2bb Nicole didnt deserve to be killed. That being said she seems to have been "WELL KNOWN"and a hot commodity in NFL Police Politicians and general dirt bag circles for "UNKNOWN REASONS" . The fact that OJ is not either Spiderman Bat man or an Orangutan rules him out completely to me considering the high level of slaughtering done within a 5 minute time frame ! Furman and LAPD didn't know it was OJ but they doctored the scene to ensure all fingers point to him ! Also Nicole and Rons friends were also from the restaurant were also slaughtered shortly after them. Which says to me LAPD covered up probably the biggest scandal in history that they were a part of for years !
@@DustinPoynterVideos There was huge pressure on her to reconcile with him bc her dad was working for OJ. Her family wouldnt let her leave him (due to the perks) and she did not disclose the severity of the abuse😞
Well done, Dustin! You examined an ugly subject with dignity, grace and the appropriate touch of humour while maintaining respect for Nicole and Ron. Thank you
Nicole Brown had no dignity
"if you're out in the garden you must pardon!" 😂 That is great.
absolute gold, i actually cackled at that one. he’s got such sharp quick wit! i wish i could come up with the things he does
You're right Dustin, you don't want to hear the 911 calls.
I muted the sound when I gathered the footage for the 911 call for this video, and just seeing the words on the screen was uncomfortable.
@@DustinPoynterVideoshonestly the call from Nicole isn't that bad, she just sounds scared
@@bennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn- When she’s saying he’ll beat the 💩 out of her and he’s making it through different doors to where she is, it’s terrifying. When he starts hitting her, it’s horrific.
@@toritori5835 then I must've not heard that call... I was thinking about the one where she says "he's back, can you please send someone".. in that call she sounds more annoyed than anything else
@@bennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnit's the same one that you're thinking where she said he's back and the dispatcher says stay on the line with me and she says I don't want to cuz he's going to beat the s*** out of me
Please consider more [Vile Person Here] Missed Red Flags deep dives like this - either passed away or currently incarcerated. Your easy to digest journalism with top tier hilarious near-slapstick names is excellent!
This was very well done, the nicknames, the red flag humor breaks - beautiful. The one thing I didn’t know was that OJ *laughed* during later interviews when the murders were brought up. That’s psychotic and chilling.
Thank you so much!! And yeah he did it a lot. Extremely weird reaction 😅
I suspect he was a psychopath. They feel zero remorse or empathy, and the rest of the world revolves around them for their own amusement or pleasure. The earlier part where Juicy-boy did not think it was a real weekend unless he beat up some other dude, is extremely telling. Clearly, he 'felt nothing', unless beating up someone else. That was his party I guess. The psychopaths mimic regular emotions, they cannot understand them, hence, either bad acting jobs come out, or inappropriate laughter. They also think they are superior to everyone else. So laughing 'at a silly question' (in their view), is just being more dismissive than anything else.
"Young Tropicana"!! I am rolling with laughter.
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Hilarious! All of the names, so funny. Which was needed because this is a heavy topic.
So good!
"Juicy Simpleton" XD
This was done superbly, Dustin. I won’t be mad at all if you did more backstory/background pieces.
I took a forensics crime class, basically how people investigate murders and all, and this case was used as an example of what not to do. The short of it was that too many reporters were let on the property and the cops weren’t taking it as seriously as needed.
For those crimes, nothing can be touched or moved before pictures are taken of evidence. But all the reporters and cops were wandering around, smearing the blood and their hands and fingerprints everywhere. It was just enough to fuck up all the physical evidence from the scene that it was impossible to tell OJ’s prints and dna from everyone else’s.
That’s called tampering with a crime scene kids
Plus a cop pled the 5th on the witness stand about whether he planted evidence in the case. At that point, a jury simply has to acquit. (And yes, he did it.)
I've watched a lot of crime docs lately on cases from the 70s, 80s and 90s and I'm floored at how regular of an occurrence it was to botch crime scene evidence like this. Just a ton of corruption and incompetence coming outta this era.
@@DustinPoynterVideos The years after the OJ trial also saw a lot more exposure of just how pervasively the LAPD planted evidence. (Something the targeted communities were well aware of, already.)
It’s tragic for the families, the straw to break the camel’s back against the abusive practices and total lack of public trust was the acquittal of an obviously guilty murderer. But the fact is, OJ couldn’t have gotten away with murder without all that generous help from the LAPD.
A lot of those "what not to do" are rules now BECAUSE of that case. It really reshaped how crime scenes are managed and how evidence is preserved. Some of those rules were already in place and were just ignored, but many were added or made MUCH stricter after this one.
I wonder if my class had the same textbook because this case was one of two that were used as examples of botched investigations. The one detail I remember was that they put a blanket or sheet over the bodies to hide them from the paparazzi that was from somewhere on the property, not a sterile sheet, so there was almost guaranteed evidence contamination.
One really wild thing about the case is how it reshaped crime scene investigations and evidence handling. A HUGE amount of the defense was just poking holes in chain of custody, saying "well, how do you KNOW that blood wasn't smeared in the car by your tech who was in the house?" A lot of the very strict guidelines CSIs and forensic techs abide by now came about as a result of that case. People can't move from one crime scene to another (e.g., from the house to the vehicle) without stripping off all their protective gear and putting on a new set. Chain of custody is much more strictly tracked.
If it happened today, the investigators would've had much more rigid procedures to prevent compromising evidence or contaminating a crime scene, and the defense would've had a MUCH steeper uphill climb to defend him.
Huh, I didn't know that part! So it's kinda like the titanic of forensics. (All the safety drills/procedures for ships are because of that sinking, the titanic literally didn't have enough life boats for everyone on board)
Tell the whole truth, not only was there violation of chain of custody but also the so called blood evidence amounted to specks and contained preservative and the lead detective pleaded the fifth for planting evidence.
Untreated mental health is so dangerous.
My mom is a narcissist and she now has psychosis. I'm disabled and she came up with this delusion that I made up my disabilities to be lazy and take advantage of her, even though she's never actually done anything to help me or made me feel like I can depend on her or trust her.
My mom also refused to have my ADHD treated when I was a child and I wasn't diagnosed with Autism until I was 19. Now I suffer from several mental disorders, including OCD, mild hoarding disorder, alienation, paranoia, and hallucinations. Based on the mental evaluation I took when I was 19, I was on my way to developing Schizophrenia. It does run in my family but it's rare in my family.
With me, my untreated mental health lead to self destruction because my mother was abusive. But clearly because of my mother's untreated mental health and OJ's untreated mental health, it lead to them hurting others.
Oh, and the state of your mental health is never an excuse to hurt others. I often say my sin is Wrath because Wrath used to be something I struggled with but I gained control over it on my own. While mental health conditions can cause one to not know the difference between right and wrong, it doesn't mean we can't learn. There are too many resources now that are easily available to prevent insanity from causing crime.
It's people like OJ and my mom who refuse to accept help that end up harming others and they should be held responsible for their crime and for refusing the help to prevent it.
You’re *killing me* with all the different names you have for him 😂 In all seriousness, yeah, I can’t believe most people ignored most of his played off killing jokes. I grew up calling him Orange Juice Simpson.
Ornamental Jim cracked me up😂.. he was a psychotic mess,... I never understood how he got away with this... Totally ridiculous.
@@jenniferharrington917 As soon as Hertz Rent a Car learned the old goat slit his ex-wife's throat, they cancelled his contract on the spot. I don't know if it's true, but I heard that at least one restaurant manager went up to him, and said, "I'm sorry; we don't serve O.J. here."
Juicy Simpleton was best 🔥🚒🔥
lol same
I'm still appalled that some people cheered when he was found "not guilty".
The people around me knew there was no doubt.
It's so sad and terrifying that domestic violence is so easily perpetuated.
The amount of names you came up with for him is sending me.
For real, though, thank you so much for this. It's a fantastic overview of such a horrific event and terrible person.
Respect for how you chose to honor the victims and acknowledge domestic violence awareness .💜
But you're not aware of what Nicole Brown did
You're only defending one side of a story
Not to be nitpicky, but Furhman wasn't the lead detective. The leads were Lange and Vanatter. Fuhrman was the one, unfortunately, to find the glove.
This is really well done my friend. My heart still breaks for Ron and Nicole and their families.
I just found your channel this morning and I love it. You did a great job on this video. It was very well researched and you kept exactly the right tone with a little light humor (making fun of OJ) while showing empathy and compassion toward the victims. It was interesting to see how OJ's background influenced what he became and it was so sad to see how hard Nicole tried to save herself from abuse and still ended up tragically losing her life.
This was soooo good. I think its important to look at the why, if we make demons out of people its easy to dismiss the behaviour. When we try to understand the why we can try and learn from it and stop it from happening again.
You nailed it! And thank you for the kind words!
Loving your videos! 🎉 humorous and sensitive.
The names you’re calling him are killing me 😂😂😂
I started following your channel for your Red Flag / Green Flag shorts, but I LOVE the new longer format you've been adding in. I know these have to be difficult to do; thank you so much for your thoughtful, kind videos. ❤️
Thank you so much! Longer videos on TH-cam will be my main thing going forward so that's really nice to hear. It was indeed difficult (70+ hours went into this one video) but it's very much worth it and I feel like this was an important subject to talk about.
"if im out in the garden you must pardon!" 😂 Subscriber earned!
More of the crime stuff please. You do it so well. Your handling of this was amazing
Thank you so much!!
Agreed! I would love to see more red flag content of famous people
Ditto
Brentwood hello? what is that?
Yes please, CTE isn't an excuse for OJ. He clearly had a history of being violent and believing he was somehow within his rights to use violence to get what he wanted. The CTE exacerbated it all, but it didn't transform his personality. I'm sure there are cases where the level of TBIs makes a person's perception of reality deteriorate to where otherwise peaceful individuals feel the need to hurt those closest to them, but OJ wasn't one of them. And I will fight anyone on that, I got my Master's in Clinical Psychology last year. I *toiled* for the ability to fight you on this, even.
This was a huge deal back then. I remember watching the chase in my grandmother's living room with my mom and grandfather. None of this is funny... But the red flags do make me kind of chuckle. Not because it's funny, but really... How did anyone miss this?? Times were different back then, but it's horrific.
“Unlike the glove” holy fuck I’m cackling
Got my alarm set for this one, Dustin! 🎉❤
Cya there!
You are absolutely one of my favorite youtubers! I LOVE your sense of humor and make me laugh every time. But in this video you also show that you are able to bring forward hard subjects to talk about, in a professional, interesting and "your stile" way. Very good!! 👏👏👏
Love all the plays on his name! So funny! Thank you for the giggles lol
My cousin was a police officer with the Los Angeles Police Department prior to her murder, & told me that they were called to their house several times for domestic abuse done by O.J. He was convinced that O.J. was guilty of her murder.
Domestic dispute doesn't mean murder a few years after a divorce when. Oj had already been in a new relationship, and it was Nicole who had written OJ a letter (look it up, it was at the trial) wanting to get back together.
And domestic violence from a few years before doesn't give you the idea to not only murder someone, but give them a Colombian necktie the same way that just happened to also be done to Ron's boss.
@@naithngr81-jh2bb Shut up O.J. lover.
@@naithngr81-jh2bb Give it up dude. You love OJ, you hate women. We get it. Now go back to your basement, you come off as a bot anyway.
One more thing though… as a 7 year survivor of domestic violence, NO ONE gives a shit about it still… so I get that you say people care about it… they really don’t.
I'm very sorry this happened to you.
@@arfriedman4577 thank you .
Excellent work, Dustin! This is a superb example of a fresh, approachable analysis to a tragic old story. I am so glad I follow your channel. You have a rare talent for combining humor and empathy with hard-slapping servings of truth. More power to you! Hope your YT channel subscriber count grows and matches your other social media accounts ASAP ❤
Great video!! Love the work you put into this.
This was interesting to watch and I would like to see more content like this one. Definitely handled this topic with grace and was also something engaging to watch. Great job!
Big fan of your videos since finding your channel recently! One suggestion would be jn the sound editing, the volume tends to be much higher when yourw outside which is kind of jarring but otherwise definitely keep up the good work!
I have never seen you do a video like this. It great!!@ absolutely love it. Great content
Your continual play with OJs name was entertainingly stellar. Thank you for your continued great content my fellow introvert!!
I loved this video. We need more of these about people in relationships. Parents, children and partners alike. So much content.
I can't wait to see this!! I got my alarm set and this on in my background tab open there is no way that I am going to miss this!!
Thank you Dustin
I love this video idea! You did it very well! Edited well too
i was twelve years old when that verdict came in. they showed it live on all the TVs at my junior high school. that was the first time in my life i discovered that guilty people could get away with murder. it had never occurred to me until that day.
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The pics you showed of the baby that passed away is Arnelle Simpson! .... Not Aaren Simpson. Arnelle is the surviving daughter that grew up & was there through the trials.
Yes. I have never seen a picture of Aaren. That’s arenelle
That was so good. Thank you, I didn't know that
whole story, and I loved that you named him all kinds of different things through out your video. Very good. Hope you get lots of views
Appreciate you!!
@@DustinPoynterVideos You are very good! 🙂
“Oreo Simon” I just love your channel, thank you for this video!
I have ADHD it's very hard for me to watch a video in full but you are so easy to listen to and hilarious that I really enjoyed this video and all your videos keep them coming
I have ADHD too, so I get it LOL. You have no idea how many side quests I went on while making this video. Thank you so much for saying that though, that is awesome!! I've got another one dropping this weekend!
Im the same. I watched the whole thing. Hes amazing
Here from TikTok! I can’t wait to see more of your videos. You’re the best!
Very interesting ty ❤
“If I’m out in the garden, you must pardon.” That’s it… you’ve done it- You caught me so off guard that I chocked my sip of water. Holy crap, the way I cackled in between gasping for air. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL 😂😂😂😂
I loved all of the names for him you came up with. Just hysterical!
It's such a sad and tragic subject. That whole trial was a circus. Then came the riots which were even more insane.
The part where he is calling her “his woman” just days before he killed her she looks so uncomfortable
I just came across this channel. Dude, you're hilarious. 😂
I watch a lot of crime documentaries and this is one of the many that makes me frustrated, sad and angry still (another one is the Junko Furuta case which even ten years after learning about it makes me cry hearing the details). You did a phenomenonal job!
A couple stories I head. OJ was on Candid Camera and they basically ranked him, he got so mad they couldn't air it. If you ever seen candid camera these were pretty lame basic pranks.
Also, guitar player from Ratt, ex gf was Tanya Kitean. He was still friends with her and she started dating OJ. OJ got so jealous of the guy from Ratt OJ left a death threat on his answering machine.
He was so scared of OJ, He believed OJ was going to kill him.
Good talk.
Damn, I asked youtube to notify me, not a peep.
WHAT THE HECK TUBE?? they do that sometimes 😭
Great video love your humor I sing the Benny hill theme when you run with the red flag l
this was a sad but really interesting video, I really didn't know much about this except that he did it
I was 8 when this happened. I vaguely remember the car chase. I remember my teacher putting the verdict on in class, she polled us on what we thought it would be. Knowing nothing, I said not guilty.
I remember going to my dad's on the weekend , he said people at his work wanted to kill OJ. I had no idea why people were so upset.
I wish I didn't to this day.
Heyyy, loving the content, but you need to look at the difference in volume between the video and the flag moments, cause you keep startling me 😂
Marguerite dodged the worst of it when Nicole became OJ's affair partner. Be careful what you wish for. You may think you are gaining someone's great marriage/life and instead you stole someone else's hell. 😞
This made my day
Sounds like Grandiose or malignant Narcissism
or psychopath, I do think he ticks a lot of boxes in that direction
Omg lol I love your word play😂
The names are hilarious!! I always thought he did it. After seeing more and more things coming out, I definitely believe he got away with murder!
Also, this is the first video I've watched on your channel, I'm intrigued. I'll check some others out and probably subscribe!
He used to inspire me and afterwards he disgusted me. The only way for Nicole to escape the danger may have been to move somewhere like Norway
If she was so scared of "dangerous" OJ, then why did she hit up OJ for money after the divorce, why did she go out with OJ after the divorce, why did she write OJ a letter after the DR wanting to reconcile (it was at the trial, look it up), and why did she decide to only move just one mile away when she had the means to move away quite farther?????
watching this rn, so upset how this hadnt gotten as much views, but who knows. im watching it.
also i loved the struggle with the gloves, lol.
Did I find my new favorite TH-camr, I think maybe I diiiiiid~!!
Great video, you brought out some valid points. I have PTSD. I can’t imagine loosing my baby, big or little. New sub 🥳🥰 the brain suffers in football n always wondered why ekg not performed in these physicals. I’m only goin from school teams who have players drop dead. 🤷🏼♀️🥴🤯🤦♀️😢😢😢been many in news over last few years it seems. Houston is big city. Smh so sad for the children. They have suffered the most. Especially Sidney who has changed her name to Portia. Seen video on her n she seems to think he did do it.
That poor flag man. Great video though!
You just cannot say Nicole's name, without saying Ron's too. 💯✌️, May they both rest in peace 🙏
I dnt think Mark Furman was the "lead detective" in the case
Philip Van Adder was the D3 assigned. LAPD has the Robbery Homicide Div.
In the clip in the bar Days Before the Murder, they were divorced and he was calling her “my woman.”
11:25 I've heard the call and I couldn't stop crying. After hearing it any doubt I had of his guilt was gone.
Oj got off because of Rodney King. The jurors pretty much said as much. They said if he had done this to his black wife, he would have been found guilty in half the time.
I agree.
It wasn't the constitutional right to a fair trial
It would be your mistake to believe that nine months of a trial was only based on decision of being prejudice or only involved domestic abuse
Without it being about physical evidence
You only wanted the trial to be about one subject
It's a violation of rights
Amazing video you tell an amazing story. The saddest thing is all of these red flags how many times she called the police everyone around them knew. All these years later it's not any better. You see so many cases of domestic violence ending in one of them being deceased. Our judicial system completely fails people who are being abused and yes it can happen to men. Who knows how it would have ended if she had been protected. But on the subject of CTE it's not just football they're discovering a lot of it in soccer and wrestling WWE. The Chris Benoist (sp?) story he took his whole family out and then himself he had severe CTE. And the players are supposed to be more protected now because of technology in the helmets. But we're still seeing cases of CTE so nothing has been fixed. I have a very athletic son probably could play any sport has played every sport. But I can't tell you the relief I felt when he chose volleyball over football and basketball. (Although volleybal...l kind of violent) . I would probably be about 100% sure that OJ had it. You see the mental decline even in the videos he slips from just being angry but successful and seeming to live a normal life and he becomes more and more aggressive which he already had a propensity for violence. The laughing when people would interview him about Nicole I mean it makes him psychotic. But CTE could be to blame for most of his behavior not that I'll ever excuse what he did nor do I think that the families ever got the justice they should have. But CTE is something that really needs to be talked about more.
"and yes it can happen to men"
Of course it can. But it is the rarest of the rare category for adult/teen male homicides. Something around the 5-10% mark, and most of those are other male family members or male partners. Contrast that with an average of about 55% of women being killed by current or former male partners, with the least number being killed by strangers. It is opposite land. If I were to guess what percentage of males were killed by violent or scheming female partners, it would be around the 1-2% mark, and that would include women with mental health issues like in the Phil Hartman case. The next dangerous category for women is other family members, and friends/associates. Men killed by strangers is still significant, 20-30%, and yes, other men. Whichever way you cut the stats, men still end up being most of the perpetrators in male or female homicides. I have analysed about 20+ years of data in several countries to come up with these rough figures. The scariest thing, was how closely aligned the percentages were in different countries.
I love your humor.😂
Just read her journals… “ he beat me so bad” . He killed her.
She was "so scared" yet she with him after the divorce, she also got him up for money after the divorce, actually wrote a letter to him after the divorce wanting to reconcile (yrs, that was at the trial too, and nobody talks about it) and also Nicole had only moved away one mile when she had the means to move quite farther away.
Doesn't look like she was really so "scared" of OJ like mainstream "OJ did it" media narrative
The fact that you consistently call him the wrong name had me 😂😂😂
I think some people didn't realize oj simpson was a violent man until the las vegas robbery case in 2007 ☹️
Except even in that case, he was not the one armed.
I saw OJ's actual HoF 🏛 bust in Ohio, 1990s. OJs skull, head is MASSIVE. You can see the head compared to other NFL 🏈 players.
@@DavidLLambertmobile OJ had huge hands too. That's why the glove didn't fit him.
@naithngr81-jh2bb missing the point but ok
@@Kait-tee missing what point? there as no proof that OJ was a violent person
Love the glove scene
21:56 amazing
This mans humor is top notch
When he said, hey hey hey hey hey, that's my lucky stabbing hat
Im surprised after he died that it wasn't confirmed about his brain.. quite a few players were never confirmed until death and their brain was able to be examined... THANK YOU for doing such an amazing and thorough video!!❤
Search this interview , Chris Darden Prosicuter , an interview Inside Edition captured 8 years ago , he is pointing directly at the jury that was selected to judge the case , a selection he states has never seen before or since this case in all his professional career . This was to defuse the racial tensions of the day with the department , they sat on their hands .
Some people of color cheered when OJ was deemed "not guilty".
I prefer judging people on their character, not using color to excuse actions...like some people did.
There was Russian Hill shot in your Potrero Hill b-roll.
Fuhrman wasn’t the lead detective. He was kicked off the case the next morning after finding the glove.
Aaren Simpson drowned in the pool on Rockingham. Her family was there when she drowned but it wasn’t at her grandmothers house. This was after they were divorced but Marguerite was still in the house at Rockingham and had not moved out yet. She makes it even worse because he continued to live there and then got married there and had parties there.
“Payless Shoe Store”…..really??
Ahhhhh, Potrero Hill. Home of “Dirty Harry Callahan”….😉😉
I'm confused on how he was not found guilty but yet was ordered to pay reparations.
How are you going to tell a person to pay for a crime and simultaneously say they are innocent??
Loving this kinda content from you. You’ve built a rep for being THE red flag guy so why not use it to educate and inform people and Oldie Junk Sampson (I don’t wanna say his name either) is a perfect example of what happens when people in power have the means to go unchecked and the devastating consequences it can lead to
I also like the more somber take on red flags! We laugh a lot at them when he presents them rubbing around with funny quips, but this is a reminder of WHY those flags are so concerning. I think it's a good thing to mix in!
@@MissPuppy468 totally agree, red flags are warning signs to be taken seriously
@@zcgbd32 And as Dustin says, all of the time we have to laugh or we'll cry when it comes to these....but there are times we need to cry about them too
Why don’t we know about the 8 other times she called the police ? Like what was the first time
Can we get that Xylophone Zebra brand as a sticker? 🤣