This week, we walk through the haunting details of one of history's most infamous crimes, the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson. Nicole, the former wife of NFL superstar O.J. Simpson, was found brutally slain alongside her friend Ron Goldman outside her Brentwood home on June 12, 1994. Hear all of the evidence that cast too much doubt, from the blood-soaked crime scene to the controversial glove found at Simpson's estate, which became central to the trial. The case unfolded against a backdrop of allegations of domestic violence in Nicole and O.J.'s tumultuous relationship, casting a harsh light on the intersection of celebrity, privilege, and justice. With over 150 interviews, expert analysis, and archival footage, we navigate the twists and turns of "The Trial of the Century," exploring how it captivated the world's attention and ignited fierce debate about racial bias and the legal system. Join us on a riveting journey into the heart of this case, where the truth remains as elusive as ever, leaving a haunting legacy that continues to fascinate and perplex.

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