Jennifer Hill
The Death of Nicole Brown
Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson was
an actress and was married to a retired NFL player by the name of OJ Simpson.
She later died and an investigation was opened. There were multiple suspects,
and the case soon became a national affair. There were people from all parts of
the world wondering who did it, and each person had their own ideas about the
case. There are five main conspiracy theories about the death of Nicole here
are the 5 most popular theories. The first theory is that OJ’s son
murdered Nicole. The next theory is that
OJ hired a serial killer to murder her.
Next, is the theory that says OJ did kill her but only because he was
being mind controlled by the Illuminati.
Another theory is that it was merely a case of mistaken identity. The last theory is OJ killed Nicole out of
cold blood. Now let’s go investigate
these conspiracy theories.
Everyone
knows Nicole Brown Simpson as either OJ Simpson’s wife or just as the girl who
was on the news because she got murdered. And some even know her as the wife who
was continually beat by her husband, but no matter which one of these people
believe, they do not know who she really was. Most people forgot who the
real Nicole Brown Simpson was, or never even got the chance to know her as a
real person, but she was an excellent mother and all around an amazing
person.
Nicole Brown Simpson was
first and foremost a mother, but she was a daughter, a sister, an excellent
friend, and overall one of the most compassionate and kind hearted humans as
well. (marshall1) Nicole cherished her family, she loved her children and
fought to keep her family together. She
wanted to create an environment that was full of love and hope even if that
meant she had to stay with OJ and force her marriage to work. (marshall1) She
always put her kids first and herself second, even when OJ was beating and
abusing her she stayed with him just so her kids could have the perfect family.
(marshall1) On one occasion a reporter even had the audacity to ask if
she even loved her kids and to this Nicole responded with, “ More than I love
me own life.” (marshall1) She was humble and selfless with her kids no matter
how bad her marriage got. Nicole was an
extremely hands on mother, she hired nannies but they were there as a third
hand. She only used her nannies if she
had extra chores around the house she needed to get done. (marshall1)
Eventually, Nicole was tired of putting so much effort into her marriage that
she eventually gave up. Nicole told her sister,
“I’ve been trying to keep
this marriage together for five years, and I’m the only one dancing, and I
can’t do it anymore.” (marshall1)
No matter how much she
loved her kids she was done with being battered and bruised all the time.
She was not happy anymore and asked OJ for a divorce. Once she and OJ divorced Nicole was full of
hope, there was so much she wanted to do and see. Nicole told her
sister, Denise, “ I can’t wait to start my new life. Let’s go camping. Let’s go to Club Med. Let’s take the kids on vacation.” (
marshall1) She was ready to start over, to find new friends, and to do anything
and everything she could do. (marshall1) The fact that she stayed with
him for that long shows not only how much she was dedicated to her family but
also just how much she loves her kids.
Most can’t even grasp how
kind hearted she was, she even opened up her house during the holidays to
people that didn’t have anywhere to go. (marshall1) She was full of love
toward everyone, even toward OJ. Whenever
she loved someone she loved them immensely. When she and OJ were together she
told her mother, “ He will always be my soulmate.”(marshall1) She loved
him so much, but it continually broker her heart when OJ was nothing but cruel
and abusive toward her. And her did nothing but take her for granted. Nicole was always a hard worker, in school
and even a her job later on in her life. (marshall1) She was
significantly more mature than most of the people her age, even one of her old
teachers thought so. Bill Prestridge,
her former teacher, told The Washington Post “ I wouldn’t say she was your
typical high school girl...she was very mature.” (spolarandgrove1) Nicole was an extremely down to earth,
humble, and kind person. It is true that she was not perfect, she had her
own flaws just like every other person in this world, but she always tried to
be the best she could possibly be. No matter what life brought her way,
whether it was good or bad she was always ready to face it head on with a
positive attitude. It is a shame that
such a beautiful soul and kind human being was taken from this world too soon.
On June 12, 1994, the
death of Nicole Brown Simpson shocked the world, and since her death there has
been many different theories on how she was murdered. It has been
over two decades since the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and there are still
theories going around, and people wondering what happened to her. Some of these theories make sense but a lot
of them do not and are just completely absurd. There have been theories
like OJ did not actually kill her and that his son did, which is one of the
more sensible theories, to theories that state that OJ did do it but only
because he was being mind-controlled by the illuminati, which is definitely one
of the more absurd theories. Both of these theories, and a couple others
are considered to be the most popular and they will be discussed in this paper.
There are many different theories on how Nicole Brown
Simpson died, here is the first theory. Some believe the OJ didn’t in
fact kill her, but instead his son killed her.
This theory received the most popularity in the mainstream media ( Jones
1). This theory was initially brought to light by a private
detective, Bill Dear, who suspected the real killer was Jason Simpson. The theory states that Jason was obsessed
with his stepmother and killed her out of a jealous rage after she skipped a
family dinner he had planned, and according to this theory the only thing OJ
was actually guilty of was helping cover up his son’s vicious crime (Jones 1). Though
Jason was never considered a suspect or charged with any connection with the
murder of Nicole, it did not stop people from speculating he did in fact murder
Nicole. He also allegedly had a history of violence and mental illness. According to Dear, Jason had been diagnosed
with “ intermittent rage disorder” and was prescribed a medication to control
it, even though the statement could never be validated. Dear claimed Jason abused alcohol and
cocaine, had a history of attempted suicide, and even tried to kill his former
girlfriend with a knife during a fit of rage (Flynn 1). Even though Bill Dear obtained these facts
illegally it did in fact put holes in OJ’s son’s alibi. Dear also claimed Jason owned a cap that
matched the description of the one found at the crime scene, and that OJ hired
Jason a lawyer four days before his own arrest (Flynn 1). Even though
Dear’s evidence was largely circumstantial, his theory was received favorable,
or at least not entirely incredulous, coverage from many different newspapers
like The Independent and The Huffington Post (Jones 1). Even though this
theory is one of the most logical theories out there, most of Dear’s statements
could not be verified. Even the lead prosecutor, Marcia Clark, stated it
was “offensive” and “ It is nonsense, because there is no real logic, there’s
no evidence, there’s nothing to back it up, nothing.” Therefore this whole
theory is just based on speculation (Flynn 1).
The second most popular conspiracy theory were brought to
light in 2012. This theory claims that OJ did not murder Nicole but he
did hire a serial killer to do it for him. In an Investigation Discovery
documentary, My Brother the Serial Killer, Clay Rogers, who is the brother is
the serial killer Glen Rogers, states that Glen confessed to murdering Nicole
Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman while on death row in Florida (Jones 1).
Glen’s family claimed he had called home a few weeks before Nicole’s
murder and said he was out partying with her, and receipts did prove he was in Los
Angeles at the time. They also claimed
after he was found guilty of a different murder, Glen stated that OJ had hired
him to steal a pair of earrings from Nicole and if she tried to stop him, he
was told to kill her (Jones 1). Just like the other theory there
are some inaccuracies for example; after being arrested Glen claimed he had
murdered seventy other people but then recanted later, he was also serving a
six-week jail sentence at the time of Nicole’s murder. This theory still does not quite add up, and
there are multiple flaws with this theory (Jones 1).
The third, and also one of the most ridiculous theories
about this case is that OJ did kill Nicole, but only because he was being
mind-controlled by the illuminati,which is a group of people that believe they
have special enlightenment or knowledge of something (Jones 1). Of
course, nothing can ever happen in America without someone claiming the
illuminati was somehow involved with it.
In this case conspiracy theorists say the football star was a subject of
the CIA’s MKUltra mind-control experiment.
The people who believe this theory say that, at the time of the murders,
OJ was being mind-controlled by the illuminati, who was hoping that the trial
would cause some sort of race war in the United States. This theory is
ridiculous and there is no proof whatsoever to prove or support this theory
(Jones 1).
Another more popular conspiracy theory is that OJ didn't
murder Nicole but instead the murder was a case of mistaken identity. In
2011, Simpson’s lawyer F. Lee Bailey brought up a fourth and significantly less
dramatic theory for who was really responsible for the murder. Simpson’s
defense was looking for more witnesses to testify in simpson’s behalf at the
trial. One witness in particular was a
neighbor named Tom Lang, who would have testified that he saw Nicole talking to
two strange looking men outside her condo on the night the murder occured.
Simpson’s defense stated that he suspected the two men were drug dealers
that killed Nicole in a case of mistaken identity(Jones 1).
The last conspiracy theory is that OJ actually did it.
On the night in question, OJ was out with a friend and OJ gets the sudden
urge to go and scare Nicole. He grabs a hat and some gloves, the infamous
pair used as evidence in the trial, and a knife. His friend, Charlie, ended up taking the
knife from him and they went through Nicole’s broken back gate. At the
same time Ron Goldman, a waiter at the restaurant that Nicole and her family
ate at, arrives with glasses that Nicole’s mom left at the restaurant. Simpson was outraged and started screaming,
Nicole came out of her house and started yelling back at him. She tried
to come after him, but instead slips and hits her head. Ron then came out as well and got into a
defensive stance, but OJ grabs the knife back from Charlie right before he
blacked out (Oswald 1). When OJ regained
his consciousness he was covered in blood and had no idea what just happened.
Before he got back into his car, he undressed and bundled his bloody
clothes up. He then left the bloody
clothes and the weapon with Charlie to dispose of. He ran back and snuck into his house so he
could wash off. Afterwards, he got into
the waiting limo and flew to Chicago, where he was notified of his wife’s
murder. After he was back in L.A. he agreed to talk to the cops without
any lawyers present. Soon after there
was a warrant out for his arrest and he was now considered a fugitive (Oswald
1). OJ and his friend, Al Cowlings, were
out in the same car as the one OJ fled the crime scene in because they were
attempting to go to Nicole’s house and then her grave but the cops were at both
of those places waiting on him. The cops arrested him and the trial
started not long after. There was so
much evidence to convict him of killing both Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman for
example; there was his bloodied clothes, the murder weapon, and those infamous
gloves but the jury still found him not guilty.
This is the only theory that makes the most sense but some people just
refused to believe it, instead they believe in the illogical theories that
barely make any sense. It’s a shame that this horrible thing happened in
the first place but what’s worse is that the person that actually took Nicole’s
life went unpunished(Oswald 1). A
survey of twenty-five people shows that 95%
of people believe that OJ was the guilty party and he was responsible
for the death of Nicole Brown Simpson.
In 1994, the death of
Nicole Brown Simpson shocked the world. There was a lot of speculation
about what happened to Nicole. There are multiple conspiracy theories about
what happened, here are the most popular theories; OJ’s son killed her, OJ
hired a serial killer to kill her, Oj was being mind-controlled by the
Illuminati, it was a case of mistaken identity, and then the most common one is
that OJ did in fact murder his wife.
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