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Simpson had revealed he was receiving treatment for cancer before his death, but did not say which kind. The notorious double murder suspect, who was later found civilly liable for the deaths of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman, passed away surrounded by his family at his home in Las Vegas on Wednesday night. Simpson became one of the most infamous figures in America after he was charged with the 1994 murders. The disgraced football star's death was announced on his X account on April 11. His family said: 'On April 10th, our father, Orenthal James Simpson, succumbed to his battle with cancer. 'He was surrounded by his children and grandchildren. During this time of transition, his family asks that you please respect their wishes for privacy and grace. - The Simpson Family.' Goldman's father said Simpson's death only serves as a reminder of the agony his family have suffered over the years. 'The only thing that I have to say today is that this is a further reminder of the loss of my son Ron,' Fred Goldman told DailyMail.com. 'It is a further reminder of my son's murder and a reminder about the many years we have missed Ron.'

EXCLUSIVE: OJ Simpson (right, during trial, and bottom right, after arrest) was so jealous that his ex-wife Nicole Brown (left, with Simpson) had moved on from their relationship that he paid notorious Mafia gangsters to kill her, a key police witness (inset bottom) has claimed. Last week, MailOnline revealed the same witness placed OJ Simpson at the scene (bottom) of the horrific double murder of Nicole Brown, 35, and her friend Ron Goldman (inset top), 25, on June 12, 1994. Nicole was stabbed seven times in the neck and scalp. It was such a violent attack that when was found lying in a pool of blood in the fetal position, she was nearly decapitated. However, with the help of his 'dream team' of lawyers, the iconic NFL star was found not guilty when his grueling trial came to a dramatic end on October 3, 1995 - as nearly 150 million people watched the verdict on television. On April 10, Simpson died aged 76, surrounded by his family after a battle with cancer. Now with another exclusive recording, MailOnline can reveal how a key police claims Simpson 'didn't give a s***' about his ex-wife and paid 'a lot of money... to have her whacked'.

Simpson, whose death was announced Thursday just two months after a cancer diagnosis, was wanted by the LAPD over the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. On June 17, 1994, just days after the fatal stabbings, O.J. led the police on 90-minute pursuit in the back of his former teammate Al Cowlings' white 1993 Ford Bronco as crowds lined the freeway. He was seen sitting in the backseat of Cowlings' car, holding a gun to his head before surrendering and being arrested at his home in Brentwood. Now, Simpson's former agent, Michael Gilbert, may be one of three people set to cash in on renewed interest in all things 'Juice' by selling the car after three decades.

EXCLUSIVE: OJ Simpson stood before the world in the 'trial of the century' and convinced a jury that he didn't murder his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her lover Ron Goldman. But now for the first time ever, MailOnline can reveal a key police witness not only placed OJ Simpson at the scene but claims the NFL star orchestrated the killing by hiring Gambino mafiosos to carry out the hit. Simpson was put on trial for the brutal murder of his ex-wife Nicole, 35, and her lover Ron Goldman, 25, on June 12, 1994. Nicole was stabbed seven times in the neck and scalp. It was such a violent attack that when was found laying in a pool of blood in the fetal position, she was nearly decapitated. Yet backed by his 'dream team' of lawyers, the iconic NFL star emerged triumphant when his grueling trial came to a dramatic end on October 3, 1995 - as nearly 150 million people watched the verdict on television. This week, Simpson died aged 76, surrounded by his family after a battle with cancer. He took his secret to the grave. Now, in a shocking revelation after 30 years of staying silent and even going to jail for not answering a grand jury's questions, a man who knows who killed Brown and Goldman has finally revealed the truth.

A former Biden staffer turned Harvard fellow has compared notorious double murder suspect OJ Simpson to persecuted slaves while appearing on CNN. Ashley Allison, who is also the broadcaster's political commentator, warned there will 'always be moments like him' unless America 'deals with the issue of race'.

On Thursday, Cowlings, 76, was spotted in Malibu following the death of Simpson and appeared downcast with a tissue in his hand as he got behind the wheel of a Ford truck. Simpson was wanted by the LAPD in connection with the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. Two days after the fatal stabbings on June 12, 1994, O.J. led the police on a 90-minute-long low-speed car pursuit in his friend Al Cowlings white Ford Bronco. The former NFL star huddled in the back seat with a gun to the head of Cowlings while police, media and fans followed after him.

Star football player and notorious murder suspect O.J. Simpson shocked the world 30 years ago when he led LA cops on a car chase in a now infamous white Ford Bronco. The whereabouts of the car, which was discontinued by Ford soon after before being brought back, remained a mystery for years until its new owners finally spoke out only a few years ago .

Simpson, who'd been a sickly child, over the odds and became one of the greatest running backs in the history of college and then professional football. He was chosen first in the draft by the Buffalo Bills, for whom he played nine seasons, before wrapping up his career with the San Francisco 49ers. In 1995, Simpson was cleared by a Los Angeles jury for the murders of his ex-wife and her friend in what was dubbed 'the trial of the century.'

Nearly 30 years ago, a two-hour police chase started that would grip America and the entire world. O.J. Simpson , whose death was announced today following a battle with cancer, was wanted by the LAPD suspected of murdering his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. Two days after the fatal stabbing on June 14, 1994, O.J. led the police on a 90-minute-long low-speed car pursuit in his friend's white Ford Bronco. The infamous car chase saw driver Al Cowlings carry fugitive murder suspect O.J. Simpson down the 405 freeway in Low Angeles, California, as Americans were glued to their TV screens watching the standoff. The fugitive huddled in the back seat of his Cowlings' Bronco with a gun to his head while the police, media and fans followed after him - like a parade on the freeway.

Simpson, 76, passed away in his home in Las Vegas following a short battle with prostate cancer. On Thursday morning, Brown took to X (formerly Twitter) and posted a picture of Simpson's infamous car chase in 1994. The picture shows Simpson in his white Ford Bronco with several police cars behind him on the freeway. 'RIP to the legend OJ,' Brown wrote with a praying hands emoji.