News about Nicole Brown Simpson

OJ Simpson's Bank of America credit card has been auctioned off for more than $10k roughly two weeks after his death. Simpson died of prostate cancer on April 10 at the age of 76, bringing about the end of a life that included a Hall of Fame NFL career but also an infamous murder trial. And on Thursday, Simpson's former bank card was sold for $10,675 at Goldin Auctions.

Owen Wilson reportedly declined a hefty paycheck to play a role in an upcoming movie portraying O.J. Simpson as innocent of murdering his wife Nicole Brown Simpson. The movie, titled The Juice and described as a 'satirical thriller,' is being directed by British filmmaker Joshua Newton.  Newton said initial talks with Owen delved deeply into the possibility of him portraying Douglas McCann, a real-life attorney who became entangled in various conspiracy theories during Simpson's 1995 criminal trial.

Before OJ's death from cancer two weeks ago, Tanya Brown, 52, spoke to UK magazine Closer about her older sister's tumultuous relationship with the fallen football star. OJ Simpson (left, with Nicole) became one of the most infamous figures in America after he was charged with the double 1994 murders of Nicole and her friend Ron Goldman. The mental health advocate and motivational speaker opened up about the gruesome murders - which left her sister nearly decapitated - and said although she had forgiven him, she would never forget. (Pictured right: The sisters together)

DailyMail.com spotted Sydney Simpson looking somber as she carried a child's car seat outside her apartment in St. Petersburg, Florida. This is the first time the 38-year-old realtor has been seen since her father's death earlier this month from cancer. Sydney was just eight years old when her mother Nicole Brown Simpson was stabbed to death and her father was accused of the murder.

OJ Simpson murder trial witness Brian 'Kato' Kaelin has revealed Barbara Walters' reaction when the NFL star was found not guilty in his 1995 murder trial. Kaelin, 65, found fast fame for his role as Simpson's houseguest amid the international publicity surrounding the murders of Simpson's ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, followed by the infamous low-speed chase and subsequent double murder trial, which he was a witness in.

In what many considered a miscarriage of justice, O J Simpson - who died last week - was acquitted of the exceptionally brutal murder in 1994 of his ex-wife, Nicole, and a man he came across at her house. He never gave evidence in court, except to insist he was 'Absolutely 100 per cent not guilty'. But in a ghost-written book with the odd title of 'If I Did It', published under his name in 2007 in the strangest circumstances (see panel below), he told in detail his hypothetical version of what might have happened. Was it a confession? He insisted it wasn't. Read this edited extract and decide for yourself, bearing in mind this caveat - that the accomplice he calls Charlie has never been identified or traced and almost certainly did not exist.

OJ Simpson's final days were spent drinking beer on his couch in his gated Las Vegas community before he took a sudden turn for the worst after Easter, leaving him only able to ask for water and watch his beloved golf on TV. Simpson died last Thursday at the age of 76 following a battle with prostate cancer. His remains were cremated Tuesday in a private ceremony. It was earlier reported that the prime suspect in the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman made friends and family sign non-disclosure agreements before visiting him at home over the past few weeks.

The man who has been named as the executor says he is unsure what or how much is in the estate and to which creditors money will go to settle Simpson's significant debts. The seven page document places the entirety of Simpson's estate in a trust created in late January of this year, which is now under the control of Simpson's long-time attorney Malcom LaVergne, who was named as the executor of the Will. LaVergne, who represented Simpson in a number of legal proceedings following his conviction on charges related to a violet Vegas robbery in 2007, has spoken publicly about the estate.

Ruby Wax has recalled the moment OJ Simpson (pictured together on left in 1998) 'more or less' confessed to killing his former wife in what he claimed was an April Fool's joke. Wax met with Simpson after he was famously acquitted in 1994 of the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson (pictured inset with Simpson in 1993) and her friend Ron Goldman. The TV personality alleges that after the pair had finished filming a documentary in 1998 that Simpson phoned her up on April 1st and said: 'It's OJ, I did it. April Fools!' She claims he immediately hung up after the declaration, adding that the ex NFL star was 'more of less telling me what he had done'. Her recollection of the call comes as a morbid video of Simpson pretending to stab Wax (right) during the 1998 BBC interview has resurfaced in the wake of his death.

OJ Simpson's brain will not be donated for research, according to a family spokesperson.  The body of the killer and former NFL player - who died Wednesday at the age of 76 - is now set to be cremated in Las Vegas on Tuesday, a representative for his estate said. There have been repeated requests by scientists for ex-running back Simpson's brain to be donated for Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) research, but the family have reportedly refused with a 'hard no'.

If there's one thing you'd think Americans could agree upon 30 years later, it's that OJ Simpson was a wife-beating double-murderer who got away with it. But the usual mainstream media outlets - the New York Times, NBC, ABC, the L.A. Times, New York magazine and NPR, just to name a few - are eulogizing him as a football legend who suffered greatly in a racist America that nonetheless made him rich, famous, and handed him a not guilty verdict despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Here was the New York Times, in a subhead that ran moments after his death on Thursday: 'He ran to football fame… But his world was ruined after he was charged with killing his former wife and her friend'.

OJ Simpson allegedly had sex with Kris Jenner in the 1990s, telling his manager Norman Pardo, 'I 'f**ked that B until I broke her'. According to Pardo, the alleged hot tub get-together included OJ, Kris and their spouses Nicole Brown Simpson and Robert Kardashian. Pardo stated that Simpson told him that he 'f**ked that B until I broke her' - which was the reason for the claimed post-hot tub hospital visit. The former NFL star died on Wednesday after a battle with prostate cancer.

To the 'armchair lawyers' who say the verdict in the so-called 'Trial of the Century' was a miscarriage of justice, I simply say: you don't understand the law. In the American justice system, guilt is not determined by the subjective morality of the public, but by the objective presentation of evidence and the establishment of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. As a member of OJ's defense team, I was able to persausively make the case that some of the evidence against him had been fabricated by Los Angeles Police Department officers. Now, that doesn't prove that OJ was innocent. But it does illuminate the reasoning behind the jury's legitimate decision.

Not only is the NFL conspicuously silent about OJ Simpson's passing, but his alma mater has similarly resisted calls to address the scandalized running back's death this week. Southern California has a copy of Simpson's Heisman Trophy at the campus' Heritage Hall, and his jersey remains retired by the Trojans in recognition of his two remarkable seasons in the USC backfield. What's more, his No. 32 is prominently displayed at every home football game on the banners that drape the peristyle steps of the venerable Coliseum. But when Simpson's death from prostate cancer at 76 in Las Vegas was announced Thursday, his school made no public acknowledgement of it.

The former American football star and actor OJ Simpson, who yesterday died aged 76 from cancer, made history for his role at the center of the 'trial of the century'. The June 12, 1994, killings of Simpson's ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman grabbed the attention of people worldwide, as viewers closely watched the chaotic trial unravel. But backed by his 'dream team' of lawyers, the icon, who had been accused of double murder in 1994 emerged triumphant when the grueling case came to a dramatic end the following year. On October 3, 1995, nearly 150million people watched live the verdict as Simpson was found not guilty of the double murder, but the case still casts a long shadow. Simpson's death has brought renewed attention to the case and the incredible cast of lawyers he had at his side throughout the ordeal.

OJ Simpson died surrounded by members of his family, including his four children, two of whom he fathered with Nicole Brown Simpson, his ex-wife who he was found responsible for slaughtering in a 1995 civil trial, according to a new report. Simpson, 76, died Wednesday night in Las Vegas after a battle with prostate cancer. The legendary running back and later actor was the prime suspect in the 1994 murder of Nicole and of her friend, Ron Goldman. TMZ reports that in order for family, friends and even medical personnel to be present during Simpson's final days in hospice care, they were required to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

His family announced yesterday that the former American football star, actor and jailbird had died aged 76 of cancer on Wednesday 'surrounded by his children and grandchildren'. It offered little satisfaction to those who believe he should have died surrounded by prison guards watching his execution for the brutal stabbings in 1994 in Los Angeles that left his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman dead.

A two-part documentary series about Nicole Brown Simpson is in production at Lifetime to coincide with the 30-year anniversary of her June 12, 1994 murder. News of the project comes a day after Brown Simpson's ex-husband and accused killer O.J. Simpson died at 76 after batting cancer .

The death of O.J. Simpson on Wednesday night is bring back into focus the rumors of an illicit affair with him that have dogged Kris Jenner for years. The 68-year-old Kardashians star was confronted with the rumors that she had slept with Simpson during a 2019 episode of her family's previous reality series, Keeping Up With The Kardashians. While chatting with her daughter Khloé Kardashian, Kris unleashed her fury at reports claiming she had an affair with Simpson, who had been married at the time to her best friend Nicole Brown.

OJ Simpson was found liable in civil court for $33.5 million for the murders of Ron Goldman and ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson. The debt with interest has ballooned to over $100 million, and DailyMail.com can reveal the families will collect what they can from the NFL star's estate. An attorney for Ron's father Fred told DailyMai.com, 'We've had this problem for a long long time. It could be in a trust, it could be probate. It could be all gone.'

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.'

Back in 1994, Kim Kardashian's father, Robert, acted as one of the lawyers defending their close family friend OJ after he was accused of murdering his wife Nicole Brown Simpson - while her mom, Kris Jenner, strongly believed that he was guilty. Kardashian has reflected on how the former football star's sensational legal battle and her divorced parents' opposing views 'tore her family apart' admitting that it was 'really tough' for her and older sister Kourtney Kardashian who felt like they had to pick a side.

The People vs. O.J. Simpson TV show first aired in 2017 - but it is getting fresh interest after the death of the football star. The American Crime Story series focuses on the 1995 murder trial of Simpson, played by Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr. The verdict in the real-life trial on October 3 that year was watched by more than 150million in the US - 57 per cent of the country. The ten-part show was made by Fox-owned FX - but was initially aired globally after its release in February 2017 by Netflix under a big rights deal at the time.

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.