911 operators are coached to gather evidence for the police more than provide help. Their SOPs are written up that way and their employees must follow SOP.
How about this one: What's the difference between OJ Simpson and John Elway? OJ Simpson drove a slow white Bronco. John Elway _was_ a slow white Bronco.
The funny thing is, tons of people would have absolutely no idea who he is - he wasn't nearly as famous as OJ then, or now - even with the notoriety the case (and "the chase") managed to achieve. I truly think it takes qualifies for being called of the trial of the century, for the 20th century. I was a kid when it was happening, and _everybody_ knew about/was talking about it (in the US anyway). I was supposed to make a little journal in grade school by my teacher and literally have my journal entry from the day of the verdict, writing about it, lol.
@@surty8406 Another absolutely grotesque miscarriage of justice caused by a neurotic judge Ito. Judges have been causing the guilty to be freed (stacking it with ELA bleeps instead of his W Los Angeles peers) and allowing circus antics, just like Merchan the con, today.
@@surty8406 Not when process got corrupted and biased. This is failure of justice system and it should not be ingored just because it's a trial. Jury shouldnt be majorily black, prosecution shouldnt drag the process out and let defence bait them into ridiculous charades like the whole glove nonsense.
@@swampwiz glad to know you won the fight! I wish you good health in the future and always remember to never give up on your dreams, you can change the world, never forget that ❤️
Those of us who grew up in SoCal and got to watch this live as it happened will never forget it. I still remember EVERY channel had the chase on TV. They even left the NBA finals to show it on NBC (and got so much heat for it). The people at school the next day bragging/lying about seeing his car. Ahhh the memories
I remember watching it at my friend Darren's house whose parents were perpetually out of town so we kinda lived there many weekends (poor sweet Darren). Every giant tv in his house was playing it as they'd been playing sports but cut to the 'Moby Dick of broncos doing the slow crawl through Socal'. I know Cowlings was up there telling OJ,"look at all these ppl that love you, man". He was slow crawling so OJ could get a good look at all the crazies cheering and holding signs. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Especially the people on the bridges in my town... too weird. How he thought that scenic nonsense wouldn't make him appear guilty as hell is beyond me.
Around the time of his passing, David Zucker, director of The Naked Gun movies, posted a picture of OJ Simpson on his Instagram, with the caption, "His acting was a lot like his murdering: He got away with it, but no one believed him." (There's tons of comments, so maybe no one will see this - but it's amazing).
@@azn1011well, considering the circunstances, they didn't wanted to escalate the situation for evryone that were present, well, i assume they didn't wanted for things to escalate
@@azn1011 You have to remember, this is 90s LA. There were the Rodney King riots just a couple years before. And OJs entire trial became purely about race. There were already people on the streets of LA watching it, if they heard or saw cops roughing him up or doing anything even if was justified, there would have INSTANTLY been riots. Businesses were boarded up and closed on the day of trials verdict because people feared riots. Even Clinton was given a security briefing on nationwide riots that could happen. You think America is divided now? OHHHH BOY... look at pictures and videos of the verdict, you see every black person celebrating and every white person looking in disbelief. And in a way, yeah, the cops did make it about race since they fucked up evidence so much and since Mark Fuhrman actually was a racist, that also made the jury far more sympathetic and doubtful.
@@azn1011 if they agreed to let him during negotiations then they have to. His lawyer could have argued his human rights were breached by them agreeing terms but not fulfilling them.
@@opus64kbps uh yeah and that's why his last one took.... 3 months and the one before that 2 months... and the one before that 4 months. This one is an outlier lol. These take their time to make
This is actually a relic of the 90's. People used to make that noise as an expression of disbelief or exhaustion. It's not a "Sweet, we're going to get a ton of ratings," sound, it's a, "I can't believe this story just got crazier," sound.
AC: U know its just me and you, soo did you do it? OJ: Keep drving AC: C'mon man its just me OJ: OK ,Imma kill myself if you don't keep driving AC: TF?
"Can you get someone over here now to 325 Gretna Green. He is back, please?" Like Nicole and the dispatcher are on a first name basis calling back and forth all day. Makes you wonder how many times she called.
“8 times before” She had minimum 9 plus 61 recorded batteries. Her sister kept her diary in a safety deposit box with letters and photos of the abuse. The evidence was NOT admitted at trial but it was admitted in the civil trial. I am a former cop and now attorney. I am throughly familiar with the case if you have any further questions, let me know.
@@DutchDesires fun side note. OJ had a gf from 1995 to 2008 in Florida. They had the cops called 4 times and she said she feared for her life if he was ever released from prison.
As a non-American, discovering that the lawyer in OJ’s trial is Robert Kardashian.. as in, the father of Kim Kardashian was kind of a mind blowing moment
It's literally what created the whole Kardashian thing. Kim and the other sisters/brother were raised in the backdrop of the madness. From Wheaties to sex tapes...that whole family is out there.
@@ra2186to be fair, it was Brandi’s brother what’s his face who thrust the kardashians into the main stream, Kim was Paris Hilton’s assistant, so she was part of the scene in LA, but wasn’t a household name.
my mom and dad talked about how this and the court case was the greatest thing to watch for a long bit, being something they tuned into after getting home from school/work
The jury never heard about the chase. Arguably, his attorneys helped him write those notes. Robert K re-activated his attorney license so OJ could invoke attorney-client privilege to avoid questions.
The _real_ reason why 911 operators ask for the same information multiple times is to track the location of the caller as well as determine if the call is authentic.
OJ said “I did it for me” The jury was not allowed to hear that there was a chase at all or that he said that. They didn’t even permit them to hear that he had a passport, fake beard and mustache, $8k, and .357 magnum
You'd only wish the police showed as much restrain and deescalation in their everyday operation. I get sometimes things are dangerous and stressful for cops when everyone in the US may have a gun, but too many departments act like cowboys or outright thugs. So many leaves need not be wasted, if only deescalation was more integrated into US police culture.
@@evoluxman9935 yeah nowadays its just barking orders, surrounding the car, having no respect or understanding of what the criminal they are after might be thinking from all this, dude i fully believe most shootings and suicides could have been avoided if the police simply did more de-escalation rather than instantly surrounding the car for example and screaming orders, refusing negotiation, just barking orders and thats it
@@evoluxman9935 There were different psychological elements at play here, though. I would assume that the police involved in this chase were, to some degree, reassured by OJs celebrity status. I think this calmed a lot of the fears that OJ would turn the gun on the cops and start a shootout (even though the evidence we have today establishes, with near certainty, that OJ did commit the double homicides, and was in fact, capable of violence).
@@bigboat8329 It isn't psychological at all You're assuming to some degree to suit your own opinion. Simpson, was questioned, with a protest of being in handcuffs Then released without a legal charge Kept under surveillance, to explain a timeline of planted / tampered evidence. The theory of evidence challenged the testimony of Prof. Henry Lee An expert Forensic Psychologist under sworn testimony No knife No bloody clothes No eyewitness Circumstantial evidence
Dude you make some of the best stuff on TH-cam and you're consistent with it so thank you. You're making an incredible impact. Ever thought about doing a short video on how you animate everything? I know I'd wanna watch that and possibly make a channel like this and help spread information out to the masses!
Translation: please share all of your methods and secrets so I don’t have to do any actual work. Lol, clown. Do some real work and develop your own style.
The O.J. Simpson case is nearly impossible to encapsulate. For months, it overshadowed all other news, dominating media coverage. Remarkably, the trial was broadcast live, allowing cameras inside the courtroom. This turned the proceedings into a relentless media circus that remains unparalleled by any contemporary media event. Btw, Thanks for the content it's amazing, Hope to reach this level one day
Being a 9 year old kid in rural New Zealand at the time I was well aware of the case, although having no idea who O.J. Simpson was meant I didn't take any interest in it. The Michael Jackson case and Depp v Heard are the only two that are even in the same ballpark.
Which is fascinating because next to nobody outside the US knows this story. A few years back an American friend of mine got straight up *offended* because I had no idea who this guy was. "Have you been living under the rock for the past 25 years or something?"
Great video that helps contextualise the Bronco chase. As someone who has never been to LA, it was really helpful seeing the overlay of the route the Bronco took.
"This is A.C., I have O.J. in the car." "What- what's your name?" "My name is A.C. You know who I am goddammit!" transfer "Hi, what's your name?" "Oh, defudeba"
This event wasn't just widely televised inside of the US, I live in New Zealand and was still in high school in 1994 and I remember coming home from school and the OJ chase was on every channel (all three of them lol). It was liquid insanity!
@@CookedOnionsvery believable. Most of the world had less than 10 TV stations at the time. A rural area of India likely had under 5 and even those would have unreliable signals. If a community had even a few English speaking people, they would have been familiar with Amazon football. Anyone on the planet who was aware of the existence of the game would have known who OJ was. He was that well known. Only 2 or 3 channels to choose from. It is possible all 3 were showing it so you had no choice. Otherwise it was a spectacle you couldn't stop watching. Believe in
I was about nine years old when this happened and I still have a very vivid memory of laying on the bed at night with my mom and her longtime boyfriend, watching this happen on TV in their bedroom, I still miss those days slang between them and watching TV.. It felt like it took forever, but it was not very long, less than hour, it was the hold out at the end that took a long time and you couldn’t see anything because they turned the lights off, combined with the quality of a crt tv it got very boring at the end. I think I fell asleep.. I just remember asking “who is OJ Simpson?” And my moms boyfriend said he was a very famous former football player who turned into an actor, but as a kid in the 90’s, I had no clue who the guy was until he went to court and became infamous. I also remember listening to the police call to OJ and thinking as a 9 year old with no prior biases to him “this guy really did it. Everything he says and sounds like is super guilty” and I couldn’t believe there was even a trial and he was found not guilty
1 of the jury members strait up admitted on camera that she knew he was guilty but. I quote "i can't put another blk man in prison"..... let that sink in......
This sound like a nice memory of you watching tv with your parents laying on their bed. Cherish those childhood memories. There are people who don't have any
i’m continually impressed by your animations in these videos. it makes it so much easier to track what’s happening for people who don’t know the area (like the animated maps of the car chase, showing the locations), and is really interesting for people who do know the area like me. absolutely insane to think that this chase happened on freeways i’m personally familiar with. thanks for the video, it was all fantastic as always!
yeah that part was arrogant, like MF i do not know who you are, quit acting like you are somebody every person knows. the operator did good in not escalating that because i would've been so confused and kept asking questions and shit lol
At the time, I worked off of I-5 at Red Hill (mentioned at 8:20). That was a crazy day. Everyone at work was glued to the TV watching the drama unfold.
I was too young to understand any of it, just being annoyed that my cartoons were interrupted, but I can't imagine what that would have been like to be in LA at that time watching that story unfold in your neighborhood. It's still nuts to think about.
It's surreal watching this footage, knowing the significance of the events. The O.J. Simpson case is one of those moments in history that still leaves us with so many questions. Thanks for sharing this piece of history!
I think the key to these documentaries going from very good to outstanding is the use of music. the music was very very good here, made this go from amazing to an outstanding watch
Those sorts of confrontations are the reason Pablo Escobar was able to literally walk past soldiers patrolling the perimeter around his self funded prison!
For those concerned, He was sentenced to 33 years in 2008 with parole eligibility after 9 years. He was released parole in 2017. He died this year of prostrate cancer.
I ordered pizza and threw a party. Ron Goldman’s sister wrote a letter to him when he got convicted stating ”enjoy your new home, and enjoy all the d***$.” lol
To be fair not all of the nation was fascinated watching this, I had a teacher who told us she was watching basketball and was pissed when they put the OJ chase over it and she was forced to watch the game in the corner of the screen 😂
In the trial, as a juror, i would have voted innocent even though i knew he was guilty. But there was SIGNIFICANT doubt. Hell the police admitted mishandling the evidence. Fuhrmannadmited being a nazi. Tapes where he admitted to framing black people every day. That is reasonable doubt. He obviously did it, but the versict was correct
I found it pretty baffling even then as a teenager watching it all on TV. But I think in context it can be understood a little better. OJ’s arrest and trial happened just 2-3 years after the Rodney King beating and LA riots. There was a lot of hatred and mistrust of the LAPD and the criminal justice system in the Black community and elsewhere, and that was very actively harnessed by OJ’s legal team and his sympathizers in the media and public. Which is extra ironic, even cynical, given how little OJ wanted to be associated with Black culture or politics during his career. Also, there was much less understanding of both DNA forensics and intimate partner violence’s connection to homicide then vs now. I encourage you and anyone else to watch the “30 for 30” ESPN documentary about OJ Simpson and this case, it was both eye-opening and infuriating
Something really disgusting that not a lot of people know about is how the jury acted. It was admitted years and years later by jury members that they full on knew OJ was guilty but they refused to convict him because of the Rodney King situation not too long before everything went down. And the way one of the jurors talked about it in an interview is just sickening. Smug smile, talks about letting a m u r d e r e r go like it was the right thing to do and that they did the right thing. No. You can protest for Rodney King in other ways that are impactful and will lead to change WITHOUT LETTING HIM LOOSE! And the thing that's even more damning is how for a while prior to the deaths; there were lots of calls to the local police about OJ hurting Nicole. And the cops at the time were so "buddy-buddy" with him that it was brushed off once he came outside and gave his story of events. And then when everything happened... If you've seen the crime scene photos... You'll know that... it was... unbelievably vi*lent... and so... so horrific... You can literally see it step by step as it unfolded because of the splatter on the walls and floor and how it was dragged across the place. Horrific. Horrifying. And neither of them deserved it.
OJ sure was a convicted violent felon though, right? You know he got caught lying several times at the civil trial, right? The jury admitted to “payback” for Rodney King. Letting him go because he was blk was the right thing to do? That speaks volumes about character and integrity. Ignore evidence for the greater good of color. Good idea, right?
Neo and Lemmino are the best TH-camrs ever!! hats off !! they can animate anything , their editing skill is on another level, ! narration skill 👍 oho what can i say !! you guys are the goat ❤❤❤
Also keep in in mind that the Rodney King beating and subsequent riots had happened two years before, so the police didn’t want to risk something like that happening again, in addition to OJ being rich and famous.
I mean, famous or not, when dozens of cameras are broadcasting the whole thing live you can't just be gung ho about the arrest. *Especially* not in 1994, the Ruby Ridge and Waco massacres were still fresh in public minds so naturally the state police would like to avoid getting into the same hot water that ATF did just a bit earlier.
@@sheila19954 no empirically true. with a few billion less people on the planet. A less globalised economy, less travel, less heavy industries. Literally everything was less dense and reduced compared to today. People still found entertainment in this sort of spectacle. Now it would be a blip on the radar.
I think a lot of it has to do with the changing nature of celebrities. In the '90s, there was a limited number of TV and radio channels, so a much larger proportion of the public watched the same shows and commercials, listened to the same songs, and recognized the same celebrities. Now, the internet is so full of niche celebrities that it's possible - and common - for someone to be extremely famous and recognized by millions of people, yet completely unknown to a majority of the public. Everyone can now tailor their media consumption much more specifically towards their own interests, and as a result, many celebrities nowadays are household names to some and completely unknown to others.
This is a very weirdly British chase. Id expect an American chase to end up with cars surrounding the bronco, lots of screaming and gunshots. I guess maybe because he was such a big celebrity, they didn't want it to turn into a pr disaster
@@Rich-cb6gp CG renders for visualization are nothing special nowadays, 3D modeling is incredibly accessible now. Lots of history channels do it to the same effect and look just as good in presentation. Not to say the effort is not commendable but it's disingenuous to single out one or two youtubers with the praise for it when so many others are working just as hard.
I’ve always knew the story; but I’ve always asked myself when looking at that bronco how did they get into that situation where the whole world is watching live. Thank you for breaking it all down in precise details.
You know, I really think Neo and several others are unique among the youtube algorithm. I love how high-quality and in-depth your videos are! Keep up the great work neo.
I went to high school right near and drove past the ascension cemetery every day, and took photos of a car in the field next to it. Had no idea this all started there
Hi neo! You’ve come a long way hitting a millions subscribers, now almost hitting two million! Great job with the 3D models, research, and everything behind the scenes.
I was 14 in 95. This was all there was on tv at the time. Even had a social studies teacher put this on to talk about it with the class. The LA riots were still fresh on everyones mind.
@CorrectShark_driving around to places you visited yesterday and stopping for police and then Driving away anyway is you being scared? There is literally no other person in history that had this reaction when they were "scared" lol
@@cyjanek7818 Are you deliberately missing the fact, that he wasn't driving? A.C. was, and he was stressed-enough to yell and make sudden moves, yet, he kept it cool at the end. When you get the police notice, you are about to be taken to court for a murder rep, - you'll make "the crazy run arround person" too. Probably, you'll visit the school, to smell the desk in your class for the last time, thinking how good it was, just yesterday. Some people on the net are cynical beyound any tolerable limits..
Can you make a video about the helicopters crashing in 2007 while filming a chase? Would be great and thank you! You’re one of my favorite if not the most favorite.youtuber for me
OJ drinking OJ before getting arrested is hilarious lol
That made me burst out laughing, I'm pretty sure every other man would of gone for liquor of some sort
OJ drinking OJ while doing OJ dance before getting arrested would be more hilarious
Oj... purple stuff... Sunny D!
subnautica keep calm cat poster pfp
Right?! 😂
"my name is A.C. You know who i am goddammit!"
"Alrighty sir, hold on just a moment"
*Change lines*
"Hi whats your name?"
"Oh f*ck"
*Hang up*
Lol
911 operators are coached to gather evidence for the police more than provide help. Their SOPs are written up that way and their employees must follow SOP.
ahahahahahahah I went here looking for this comment.
I don’t get it
Bro was done repeating his name
@@jacobcave1587 they switched lines by accident
The only good thing we got out of this was the Shrek 2 joke "We got a white bronco heading east into the forest" still cracks me up to this day
How about this one: What's the difference between OJ Simpson and John Elway?
OJ Simpson drove a slow white Bronco. John Elway _was_ a slow white Bronco.
@@WardenWolf😂😂😂 oh my god
We also got the Kardashians...
@@StuartGarlick He / She wrote "good thing", not "cancer".
We got quite a few good things out of all this, plus OJ is dead anyway
"My name is AC- YOU KNOW WHO I AM GOD DAMN IT." the indignation in his voice killed me 😂
Then he gets asked again and essentially rage quits. 🤣
Who is he? Air conditioning? Member of ACDC?
Hi, what's your name?
Oh for FUCKS SA-
The funny thing is, tons of people would have absolutely no idea who he is - he wasn't nearly as famous as OJ then, or now - even with the notoriety the case (and "the chase") managed to achieve. I truly think it takes qualifies for being called of the trial of the century, for the 20th century. I was a kid when it was happening, and _everybody_ knew about/was talking about it (in the US anyway). I was supposed to make a little journal in grade school by my teacher and literally have my journal entry from the day of the verdict, writing about it, lol.
I love how the takeaway from him having such a major role in the biggest news stories of the decade is "wait, who are you?"
To this day, I'm still not sure how anyone could listen to OJ on that call with the detective and still think he's innocent.
it's all tribalism. If he's black, he's automatically oppressed and innocent.
innocent in a court of law is the only thing that matters in a free democracy
@@surty8406 Another absolutely grotesque miscarriage of justice caused by a neurotic judge Ito.
Judges have been causing the guilty to be freed (stacking it with ELA bleeps instead of his W Los Angeles peers) and allowing circus antics, just like Merchan the con, today.
@@surty8406 Not when process got corrupted and biased. This is failure of justice system and it should not be ingored just because it's a trial. Jury shouldnt be majorily black, prosecution shouldnt drag the process out and let defence bait them into ridiculous charades like the whole glove nonsense.
Did he admit guilt in the phone call?? What did I miss??
At least OJ can now rest well knowing the killer is dead
bro 💀
Ah hell nah 💀
Said this in norm McDonald’s voice
Fr 💀
😂😂😂😂
“go oj go” is insane 😭
This entire thing is surreal lmao
You weren't there at that time so of course it's crazy for you
@@user-ho1ih1uj6w what a flex
@@user-ho1ih1uj6wso if you’re there then it’s less crazy? How does that even make sense. You and the 12 people who liked your comment are bots fs
@@chachuy3221I'm like #20 😃
Cancer kills OJ.
Cancer then writes book, "If I did it."
Lmao!
I am a cancer survivor, and even I laughed at this. :)
@@swampwiz glad to know you won the fight! I wish you good health in the future and always remember to never give up on your dreams, you can change the world, never forget that ❤️
But the "if" is really small and the rest of the text Is bold
Cancer driving a white ford blood cell
Those of us who grew up in SoCal and got to watch this live as it happened will never forget it. I still remember EVERY channel had the chase on TV. They even left the NBA finals to show it on NBC (and got so much heat for it). The people at school the next day bragging/lying about seeing his car. Ahhh the memories
I remember watching it at my friend Darren's house whose parents were perpetually out of town so we kinda lived there many weekends (poor sweet Darren). Every giant tv in his house was playing it as they'd been playing sports but cut to the 'Moby Dick of broncos doing the slow crawl through Socal'. I know Cowlings was up there telling OJ,"look at all these ppl that love you, man". He was slow crawling so OJ could get a good look at all the crazies cheering and holding signs. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Especially the people on the bridges in my town... too weird.
How he thought that scenic nonsense wouldn't make him appear guilty as hell is beyond me.
Around the time of his passing, David Zucker, director of The Naked Gun movies, posted a picture of OJ Simpson on his Instagram, with the caption, "His acting was a lot like his murdering: He got away with it, but no one believed him." (There's tons of comments, so maybe no one will see this - but it's amazing).
i saw it! Good comment lol
Absolutely! Brilliant. 😀
On a lesser note: David Zucker is not dead. I think you mean "around the time of Simpson's passing". Great quote, though.🤭
Norm would be proud
Man's got a sense of humour asking 30 cops to let him have one last cup of OJ before taking him in.
what's even funnier is that the cops *let him*
@@azn1011well, considering the circunstances, they didn't wanted to escalate the situation for evryone that were present, well, i assume they didn't wanted for things to escalate
@@azn1011 You have to remember, this is 90s LA. There were the Rodney King riots just a couple years before. And OJs entire trial became purely about race. There were already people on the streets of LA watching it, if they heard or saw cops roughing him up or doing anything even if was justified, there would have INSTANTLY been riots. Businesses were boarded up and closed on the day of trials verdict because people feared riots. Even Clinton was given a security briefing on nationwide riots that could happen. You think America is divided now? OHHHH BOY... look at pictures and videos of the verdict, you see every black person celebrating and every white person looking in disbelief.
And in a way, yeah, the cops did make it about race since they fucked up evidence so much and since Mark Fuhrman actually was a racist, that also made the jury far more sympathetic and doubtful.
@@blackfox7448 well, it would be nice if they acted so thoughtfully with non-famous people too.
@@azn1011 if they agreed to let him during negotiations then they have to. His lawyer could have argued his human rights were breached by them agreeing terms but not fulfilling them.
Lemmino AND Neo drop in just 2 days?? Too good!
lol yeah
what are you talking about? neo drops a video every 2 weeks
@@opus64kbps he is talking about how both channels drop their videos in 2 days
@@opus64kbps what are you talking about? most of his videos are 2 months apart, not 2 weeks.
@@opus64kbps uh yeah and that's why his last one took.... 3 months and the one before that 2 months... and the one before that 4 months.
This one is an outlier lol. These take their time to make
Really good video
First lol
Hey dailydose
indeed!
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yours too!
3:08 You can hear one of the reporters go “Whooh!” He knows it’s about be a great news day 😂
This is actually a relic of the 90's. People used to make that noise as an expression of disbelief or exhaustion. It's not a "Sweet, we're going to get a ton of ratings," sound, it's a, "I can't believe this story just got crazier," sound.
I can’t even imagine the conversations AC and OJ had during the police chase
AC: U know its just me and you, soo did you do it?
OJ: Keep drving
AC: C'mon man its just me
OJ: OK ,Imma kill myself if you don't keep driving
AC: TF?
😂😂 that s just how it went@@BadBloonder
@@BadBloonder💀💀🙏🙏
@@BadBloonderit’s hilarious because either told Al everything or said exactly that.
"Can you get someone over here now to 325 Gretna Green. He is back, please?"
Like Nicole and the dispatcher are on a first name basis calling back and forth all day. Makes you wonder how many times she called.
“8 times before” She had minimum 9 plus 61 recorded batteries.
Her sister kept her diary in a safety deposit box with letters and photos of the abuse.
The evidence was NOT admitted at trial but it was admitted in the civil trial.
I am a former cop and now attorney. I am throughly familiar with the case if you have any further questions, let me know.
Everybody knew OJ, he had a large number of police friends all the way to the top cops
@@Sig_P229 Now we know, thanks!
@@DutchDesires fun side note. OJ had a gf from 1995 to 2008 in Florida. They had the cops called 4 times and she said she feared for her life if he was ever released from prison.
@@Sig_P229 that was fun....
As a non-American, discovering that the lawyer in OJ’s trial is Robert Kardashian.. as in, the father of Kim Kardashian was kind of a mind blowing moment
It's literally what created the whole Kardashian thing. Kim and the other sisters/brother were raised in the backdrop of the madness. From Wheaties to sex tapes...that whole family is out there.
@@ra2186to be fair, it was Brandi’s brother what’s his face who thrust the kardashians into the main stream, Kim was Paris Hilton’s assistant, so she was part of the scene in LA, but wasn’t a household name.
@@Highest_Priestess Ray J and he wasn't part of the plan to release the video. Kim and her mother did it.
@@ra2186 you’re 100% right about that!
Robert Kardashian never spoke a word during the trial.
Love the amount of effort put into the videos, especially the mix of real footage and cgi to help tell a cohesive story
“We got a white Bronco heading east into the forest. Requesting backup.”
catnip
@@JohnWarosa999 not mine
my mom and dad talked about how this and the court case was the greatest thing to watch for a long bit, being something they tuned into after getting home from school/work
O.J: I didnt kill my ex wife and that guy
Also O.J: Imma run from the police and have act completely insane
Jury: Innocent
Probably thought he was gonna get beaten to death like the last black suspect they caught
@@lukegibson6044 Valid point, wrong thread
The jury never heard about the chase. Arguably, his attorneys helped him write those notes. Robert K re-activated his attorney license so OJ could invoke attorney-client privilege to avoid questions.
@@LucaEnzovalid point, belongs in this thread.
@@Sig_P229what's your source for this?
The _real_ reason why 911 operators ask for the same information multiple times is to track the location of the caller as well as determine if the call is authentic.
True, but they damn knew where he was.
@@Ligerxx. And you think they were not spamcalled by pranksters and impresonators while half the country was watching it on tv?
I like this comment section. Alot of helpful info among the ones that are just memes.
@@dogbackwards7658 Memes and really interesting information - 2 of the BEST things about the internet. Lol
@@Ligerxx. You're right they were just being dicks ... /s
Wow. Lang did a phenomenal job on the phone. Never heard this before
OJ said “I did it for me”
The jury was not allowed to hear that there was a chase at all or that he said that. They didn’t even permit them to hear that he had a passport, fake beard and mustache, $8k, and .357 magnum
You'd only wish the police showed as much restrain and deescalation in their everyday operation. I get sometimes things are dangerous and stressful for cops when everyone in the US may have a gun, but too many departments act like cowboys or outright thugs. So many leaves need not be wasted, if only deescalation was more integrated into US police culture.
@@evoluxman9935 yeah nowadays its just barking orders, surrounding the car, having no respect or understanding of what the criminal they are after might be thinking from all this, dude i fully believe most shootings and suicides could have been avoided if the police simply did more de-escalation rather than instantly surrounding the car for example and screaming orders, refusing negotiation, just barking orders and thats it
@@evoluxman9935 There were different psychological elements at play here, though. I would assume that the police involved in this chase were, to some degree, reassured by OJs celebrity status. I think this calmed a lot of the fears that OJ would turn the gun on the cops and start a shootout (even though the evidence we have today establishes, with near certainty, that OJ did commit the double homicides, and was in fact, capable of violence).
@@bigboat8329
It isn't psychological at all
You're assuming to some degree to suit your own opinion.
Simpson, was questioned, with a protest of being in handcuffs
Then released without a legal charge
Kept under surveillance, to explain a timeline of planted / tampered evidence.
The theory of evidence challenged the testimony of
Prof. Henry Lee
An expert Forensic Psychologist under sworn testimony
No knife
No bloody clothes
No eyewitness
Circumstantial evidence
Dude you make some of the best stuff on TH-cam and you're consistent with it so thank you. You're making an incredible impact. Ever thought about doing a short video on how you animate everything? I know I'd wanna watch that and possibly make a channel like this and help spread information out to the masses!
Translation: please share all of your methods and secrets so I don’t have to do any actual work.
Lol, clown. Do some real work and develop your own style.
I just want to let you know, that was one of the best transitions into a nebula ad I've ever seen, well done, they should give you a raise.
The O.J. Simpson case is nearly impossible to encapsulate. For months, it overshadowed all other news, dominating media coverage. Remarkably, the trial was broadcast live, allowing cameras inside the courtroom. This turned the proceedings into a relentless media circus that remains unparalleled by any contemporary media event.
Btw, Thanks for the content it's amazing, Hope to reach this level one day
Being a 9 year old kid in rural New Zealand at the time I was well aware of the case, although having no idea who O.J. Simpson was meant I didn't take any interest in it.
The Michael Jackson case and Depp v Heard are the only two that are even in the same ballpark.
Which is fascinating because next to nobody outside the US knows this story. A few years back an American friend of mine got straight up *offended* because I had no idea who this guy was. "Have you been living under the rock for the past 25 years or something?"
Subscribed to you, hopefully you become big one day :)
Why are you using AI to write a comment?
@@NotYourAverageFr Thank you so much 🙏
"If the glove doesn't fit, you must acquite"
Says OJ's lawer whilst OJ is wearing the glove:
all black jury was always going to acquit, even if there was video evidence of him doing the crime
@@BennyBlancoFromStatenIsland Yeah I know, the jury admitted afterwards that they knew he was guilty, they just wanted to get revenge on the LAPD.
@@BennyBlancoFromStatenIsland You're just racist
@@BennyBlancoFromStatenIsland the jury must a jury of your peers. Who are the peers of a black man?
@@iamnormal8648that’s not how it works, peers as in fellow citizens from the surrounding region.
Great video that helps contextualise the Bronco chase. As someone who has never been to LA, it was really helpful seeing the overlay of the route the Bronco took.
I love your videos. You explain things so clearly in a way never shown before in previous videos or documentaries
"This is A.C., I have O.J. in the car."
"What- what's your name?"
"My name is A.C. You know who I am goddammit!"
transfer
"Hi, what's your name?"
"Oh, defudeba"
This event wasn't just widely televised inside of the US, I live in New Zealand and was still in high school in 1994 and I remember coming home from school and the OJ chase was on every channel (all three of them lol). It was liquid insanity!
@@ntk4569 No they didn't. If you're going to lie make it believable
What makes it liquid
@@CookedOnionsvery believable. Most of the world had less than 10 TV stations at the time. A rural area of India likely had under 5 and even those would have unreliable signals.
If a community had even a few English speaking people, they would have been familiar with Amazon football. Anyone on the planet who was aware of the existence of the game would have known who OJ was. He was that well known.
Only 2 or 3 channels to choose from. It is possible all 3 were showing it so you had no choice. Otherwise it was a spectacle you couldn't stop watching.
Believe in
I'm from South Africa and can remember it being very "popular" there as well
@@ntk4569 because the white media wanted it
I was about nine years old when this happened and I still have a very vivid memory of laying on the bed at night with my mom and her longtime boyfriend, watching this happen on TV in their bedroom, I still miss those days slang between them and watching TV.. It felt like it took forever, but it was not very long, less than hour, it was the hold out at the end that took a long time and you couldn’t see anything because they turned the lights off, combined with the quality of a crt tv it got very boring at the end. I think I fell asleep..
I just remember asking “who is OJ Simpson?” And my moms boyfriend said he was a very famous former football player who turned into an actor, but as a kid in the 90’s, I had no clue who the guy was until he went to court and became infamous.
I also remember listening to the police call to OJ and thinking as a 9 year old with no prior biases to him “this guy really did it. Everything he says and sounds like is super guilty” and I couldn’t believe there was even a trial and he was found not guilty
Innocent 🙏
1 of the jury members strait up admitted on camera that she knew he was guilty but. I quote "i can't put another blk man in prison"..... let that sink in......
This sound like a nice memory of you watching tv with your parents laying on their bed. Cherish those childhood memories. There are people who don't have any
i’m continually impressed by your animations in these videos. it makes it so much easier to track what’s happening for people who don’t know the area (like the animated maps of the car chase, showing the locations), and is really interesting for people who do know the area like me. absolutely insane to think that this chase happened on freeways i’m personally familiar with. thanks for the video, it was all fantastic as always!
Your videos are underrated
So well made
crazy respect for neo.... could have only imagined someone explaining things with such depth in animation
👮♂:What's your name?
🗣📲"you know who I am, goddammit!"😂🤣🤣🤣
👮♂:Allrighty Sir!
Then another officer immediately asked for the name again 😂
yeah that part was arrogant, like MF i do not know who you are, quit acting like you are somebody every person knows. the operator did good in not escalating that because i would've been so confused and kept asking questions and shit lol
He was pissed OJ had overshadowed him so hard yet again lol
@@Dominicn123I was assuming he wasn't saying this because of his own fame, but rather because everyone was aware of the ongoing chase.
@@sushienjoyerAnother dispatcher**
As usual, great quality, better than most high-quality documentaries you'd ever be able to find. Cheers, neo.
At the time, I worked off of I-5 at Red Hill (mentioned at 8:20). That was a crazy day. Everyone at work was glued to the TV watching the drama unfold.
I was too young to understand any of it, just being annoyed that my cartoons were interrupted, but I can't imagine what that would have been like to be in LA at that time watching that story unfold in your neighborhood. It's still nuts to think about.
I never knew any of this! This was the best documentary type piece I’ve seen on this case!
It's surreal watching this footage, knowing the significance of the events. The O.J. Simpson case is one of those moments in history that still leaves us with so many questions. Thanks for sharing this piece of history!
I think the key to these documentaries going from very good to outstanding is the use of music. the music was very very good here, made this go from amazing to an outstanding watch
When you tell the police „You know who I am - goddammit!“ you know that shit hit the fan.
Those sorts of confrontations are the reason Pablo Escobar was able to literally walk past soldiers patrolling the perimeter around his self funded prison!
10:02
Who cared? Not me.
@@SpicyTexan64 then why did you comment?
@@SpicyTexan64 I care now getta hell out of here goddammit
For those concerned, He was sentenced to 33 years in 2008 with parole eligibility after 9 years. He was released parole in 2017. He died this year of prostrate cancer.
I ordered pizza and threw a party.
Ron Goldman’s sister wrote a letter to him when he got convicted stating ”enjoy your new home, and enjoy all the d***$.” lol
no he is acquitted for the murders, he was sentenced for something else
Yes, but the 33 years wasn't from Nicole and Ron's murders. That was from an attempt to get some of his memorabilia back in 2007.
“He was sentenced in …2008.” We all know he didn’t sit in jail from 1994 to 2008 while awaiting trial. Read between the lines people.
That was for armed robbery and kidnapping
To be fair not all of the nation was fascinated watching this, I had a teacher who told us she was watching basketball and was pissed when they put the OJ chase over it and she was forced to watch the game in the corner of the screen 😂
Boo hoo, you can't watch a bunch of overpaid jocks play schoolyard games
I actually watched this live on television but I appreciate the detail you shared about this iconic moment
"he did that shit " - Dave Chapelle
Everyone knows it. He planned it. The question is, if he hired somebody to do it or He did by himself
@@sandyflowers9201His son Jason’s red ball cap was found at the crime scene pretty sure so that’s who I believe did it.
@@badname8501 where did you get this? I've never heard this before.
@@sandyflowers9201He was self-employed.
@@sandyflowers9201 everyone knows? you get any facts or running of media narrative?
This was very well done, well edited, well paced, and I love the score.
Nice thumbnail change I like this one more
Thanks
You're welcome
No problem man
Gta old town dude how u doing
I preferred the old one
Dispatcher: What does he look like?
Nicole: He's OJ Simpson
Thank you Neo for making these awesome documentaries, always a good day when neo uploads
The goat uploaded 🔥
Hu😊
It's crazy that some people were convinced he was innocent. Someone innocent doesn't act that way.
In the trial, as a juror, i would have voted innocent even though i knew he was guilty. But there was SIGNIFICANT doubt. Hell the police admitted mishandling the evidence. Fuhrmannadmited being a nazi. Tapes where he admitted to framing black people every day. That is reasonable doubt. He obviously did it, but the versict was correct
I found it pretty baffling even then as a teenager watching it all on TV. But I think in context it can be understood a little better. OJ’s arrest and trial happened just 2-3 years after the Rodney King beating and LA riots. There was a lot of hatred and mistrust of the LAPD and the criminal justice system in the Black community and elsewhere, and that was very actively harnessed by OJ’s legal team and his sympathizers in the media and public. Which is extra ironic, even cynical, given how little OJ wanted to be associated with Black culture or politics during his career. Also, there was much less understanding of both DNA forensics and intimate partner violence’s connection to homicide then vs now.
I encourage you and anyone else to watch the “30 for 30” ESPN documentary about OJ Simpson and this case, it was both eye-opening and infuriating
It was pure racism by the jury and still happens in trials today
Yeah, I'm sure if you were innocent and charged with a double murder you'd be cool as a cucumber. 🙄
@@murrethmedia He was famous and rich. He would have been booked and released on bond until the trial.
Magnificent piece Neo. Good job to everybody that worked on telling this story so beautifully.
Never knew there was a whole spectacle to this. Thanks for this video.
Something really disgusting that not a lot of people know about is how the jury acted. It was admitted years and years later by jury members that they full on knew OJ was guilty but they refused to convict him because of the Rodney King situation not too long before everything went down. And the way one of the jurors talked about it in an interview is just sickening. Smug smile, talks about letting a m u r d e r e r go like it was the right thing to do and that they did the right thing. No. You can protest for Rodney King in other ways that are impactful and will lead to change WITHOUT LETTING HIM LOOSE! And the thing that's even more damning is how for a while prior to the deaths; there were lots of calls to the local police about OJ hurting Nicole. And the cops at the time were so "buddy-buddy" with him that it was brushed off once he came outside and gave his story of events. And then when everything happened... If you've seen the crime scene photos... You'll know that... it was... unbelievably vi*lent... and so... so horrific... You can literally see it step by step as it unfolded because of the splatter on the walls and floor and how it was dragged across the place. Horrific. Horrifying. And neither of them deserved it.
OJ said “I did it for me” was not admitted as evidence.
If it doesn't fit you must acquit.
If it doesn't fit you must acquit.
@@gayan2517 Hey Gay, you know leather shrinks when it's wet right? Wet like covered in blood and washed? Grow a brain.
OJ sure was a convicted violent felon though, right? You know he got caught lying several times at the civil trial, right?
The jury admitted to “payback” for Rodney King. Letting him go because he was blk was the right thing to do? That speaks volumes about character and integrity. Ignore evidence for the greater good of color. Good idea, right?
did he say that during then chase?
neo just ripping bongs all day thinking of random shit to animate like a god
one of the cringiest comments i've ever seen
“Random” yeah. It had zero to do with OJs passing a month ago.
rather neo rip bongs than rip off other people's videos
@@Dogelelebros a top glazer 😭
😂
babe wake up, new Neo video dropped
OG loc baby It's OG loc
@@Tom_Lauren random comment But I get it
Bro when they zoomed out the first thing I said was “yoo that’s the gta map”😂
Neo and Lemmino are the best TH-camrs ever!! hats off !! they can animate anything , their editing skill is on another level, ! narration skill 👍 oho what can i say !! you guys are the goat ❤❤❤
' you know who I am god damn it ' 😂😂😂😂 cant blame him for responding that way.
First lemino, then neo. The goats making my finals week less stressful istg
I love that people who watch Neo also watch Lemino!!
I didn't even know until I read your and others comments, thx!!
Now I know where Jordan Peele got that line "Go, OJ, go!" from in the movie Nope
isn't it crazy how much leeway the police gives you if you are just famous or someone of status
Also keep in in mind that the Rodney King beating and subsequent riots had happened two years before, so the police didn’t want to risk something like that happening again, in addition to OJ being rich and famous.
I mean, famous or not, when dozens of cameras are broadcasting the whole thing live you can't just be gung ho about the arrest. *Especially* not in 1994, the Ruby Ridge and Waco massacres were still fresh in public minds so naturally the state police would like to avoid getting into the same hot water that ATF did just a bit earlier.
@@capncake8837 it didn't help they actively screwed themselves over. There was so much evidence that could've been entered had they not been morons
Imagine having 9 helicopters Broadcasting you.
Some max star wanted level shit
A lot less going on back then.
@@AzaIndustries false statement, but okay
@@sheila19954 no empirically true.
with a few billion less people on the planet.
A less globalised economy, less travel, less heavy industries.
Literally everything was less dense and reduced compared to today.
People still found entertainment in this sort of spectacle.
Now it would be a blip on the radar.
Wow one of the best videos I have seen on here. So descriptive and very easy to follow too. Thank you!
Why do these things only happen in the 90s. Like this feels unrepeatable nowdays lol
Because they already happened in the 90s we have had 3 decades to analyze them and come up with counter measures to stop it from getting this fat.
Because people weren't living their life through their phone and computer screen
@@donlitoswhat an idiotic take
......
I think a lot of it has to do with the changing nature of celebrities. In the '90s, there was a limited number of TV and radio channels, so a much larger proportion of the public watched the same shows and commercials, listened to the same songs, and recognized the same celebrities. Now, the internet is so full of niche celebrities that it's possible - and common - for someone to be extremely famous and recognized by millions of people, yet completely unknown to a majority of the public. Everyone can now tailor their media consumption much more specifically towards their own interests, and as a result, many celebrities nowadays are household names to some and completely unknown to others.
WOW, One of the best video production channels on YT.
This is a very weirdly British chase. Id expect an American chase to end up with cars surrounding the bronco, lots of screaming and gunshots. I guess maybe because he was such a big celebrity, they didn't want it to turn into a pr disaster
That's exactly why
Keep in mind, 2 years prior were the Rodney King riots. They did not want to spark another incident like that in LA.
A British driver would also have known how to use the gear stick.
I dunno why it's so hilarious that A.C. gets so pissed off that the dispatchers ask him who he is. "You know who I am, gotdammit!"😂
Bc he already stated his name
@@slickrick2420 Who?
the fact that the whole thing was so civil was absolutely wild to me
i love the production value of this video; thank you for the quality and thoroughness. ✨ *subscribed* ✨
I’ll never forget this day. In fact this whole case was just insane. Life imitated art to the extreme
Casually makes the most high-quality videos of all of TH-cam
nah thats lemmino
How is it casual? He clearly put tons of work into it. SMH at a comment that is meant as a complaint, but is actually a borderline insult.
@@Laissez-faire402 bro why are you in your feels, he's complimenting how incredibly high-quality Neo makes their videos
@@Rich-cb6gp CG renders for visualization are nothing special nowadays, 3D modeling is incredibly accessible now. Lots of history channels do it to the same effect and look just as good in presentation. Not to say the effort is not commendable but it's disingenuous to single out one or two youtubers with the praise for it when so many others are working just as hard.
I’ve always knew the story; but I’ve always asked myself when looking at that bronco how did they get into that situation where the whole world is watching live. Thank you for breaking it all down in precise details.
The most iconic low speed chase ever
"You're thinking about your kids now, aren't ya?
OJ: **MOANS**
LMAO the "YOU KNOW WHO I AM GODDAMNIT" at 10:03
Huge amount of work and an interesting story!
Quality content right here !
You know, I really think Neo and several others are unique among the youtube algorithm. I love how high-quality and in-depth your videos are! Keep up the great work neo.
The funniest part about this is the people chanting stuff from OJ’s commercials at him. 90s version of meme-lords
these videos always cheer up my day, keep up the good work bro!
bro neo and lemmino post within the same day 🔥
I went to high school right near and drove past the ascension cemetery every day, and took photos of a car in the field next to it. Had no idea this all started there
Loved the video, would be cool to see more ones like this
This is a stunningly edited story. Great work!
Hi neo! You’ve come a long way hitting a millions subscribers, now almost hitting two million! Great job with the 3D models, research, and everything behind the scenes.
Love that the thumbnail is more dramatic than the actual event 💯
Im so glad i found your chanel
Amazing how you presented such a subject, that has been covered to death in such an interesting and novel way!
I was 14 in 95. This was all there was on tv at the time. Even had a social studies teacher put this on to talk about it with the class. The LA riots were still fresh on everyones mind.
I really liked the 3D models and every detail that had been said, you can really make an atmosphere with this things.
You are a great story teller.
So is this behavior of an innocent man?
More like someone who isn’t ready to accept his faith and dragging it out as long as he could
If it doesn't fit you must acquit.
@CorrectShark_driving around to places you visited yesterday and stopping for police and then Driving away anyway is you being scared?
There is literally no other person in history that had this reaction when they were "scared" lol
I was there my family knew he was guilty but because it was a white man and woman who died they wanted oj to get off free
@@cyjanek7818 Are you deliberately missing the fact, that he wasn't driving? A.C. was, and he was stressed-enough to yell and make sudden moves, yet, he kept it cool at the end. When you get the police notice, you are about to be taken to court for a murder rep, - you'll make "the crazy run arround person" too. Probably, you'll visit the school, to smell the desk in your class for the last time, thinking how good it was, just yesterday.
Some people on the net are cynical beyound any tolerable limits..
Have you heard of Stanislav Vasilievich Kurilov? He flew out of the USSR, then jumped out of a plane, swam for 3 days and finally got out.
Can you make a video about the helicopters crashing in 2007 while filming a chase? Would be great and thank you! You’re one of my favorite if not the most favorite.youtuber for me
11:30 i love this little acknowledgement in the corner
Dude managed to go viral even before viral videos concept existed. He was ahead of time😂🤣
How is this guy's voice so striking and clear, yet also rolling over some syllables and ends of words....
This is an excellent video, well done!
he either has multiple speech impediments or needs some English elocution lessons. pretty distracting
4:46 "The ovr, to his movfr"
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