Trailer for Nicole Brown documentary

[silverstarry]

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The 30th anniversary of the murders of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman is this June. Nicole's three sisters said that their motivation in making this documentary is to let people know who she was as a person, not just as a murder victim. Nicole was only 18 years old when she began dating 30 year old football star OJ Simpson. The documentary includes

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[fanmail]

The amount of people I saw claiming OJ’s innocence, saying it was wrong for them to wait until his death to release this, or saying “make sure you talk about Nicole’s cocaine use!!!” in the comments of a video on Facebook (yes I know I understand it’s FB) shocked me. I’d thought over the years the majority understood that OJ was a monster who viciously murdered 2 people and before he did that he abused Nicole for years. The Made in America doc is so great in that it not only covers OJ’s triumphs and how he came to be, but it covers how OJ was a legitimate terror and he was NOT a good person. The doc also made me understand why he was found not guilty, but that shit disgusts me to this day. To see people in 2024 still saying he’s innocent or saying his son did it or blah blah blah pisses me off to no end.

Nicole and Ron both were slaughtered, never given justice, and their murderer got to die as a silly man who says silly things on twitter and with his family surrounding him. He deserved nothing but pain and loneliness. I hope wherever he is now, he’s miserable.

[notblakelively]

[fanmail]

This is a weird comment lol

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[flowerboymalik]

Agreed. If I broke my rule of never reading Youtube comments on a video with more than 10,000 views, for example, then I know for a fact that I'd step in dog shit, so I don't bother. I'd never have peace of mind if I gave ignorant people a single inch of my brain space.

That said, and like you said, it will ALWAYS be "fuck OJ." The documentary OJ: Made in America does an EXCELLENT job explaining why so many people STILL believe in his innocence.

[notblakelively]