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OJ Simpson: Racism, Reasonable Doubt, and the Evidence People Avoid

UPDATED PODCAST SYNOPSIS A comprehensive legal analysis of the OJ Simpson case examining racism, police misconduct, jury nullification, and the evidence that continues to suggest guilt — alongside alternative theories and Simpson’s later conviction in Las Vegas. This episode explores how justice systems fracture under pressure. 📝 UPDATED PODCAST DESCRIPTION The OJ Simpson case is often framed as a debate about guilt or innocence. In reality, it is a case study in how racism, police misconduct, media spectacle, and investigative failure can undermine even strong evidence. In this expanded episode of G_and_G, we examine the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, the history of domestic violence, the role of Mark Fuhrman, jury nullification, and the physical evidence that continues to suggest Simpson’s responsibility. We also explore alternative suspect theories, the civil verdict that followed, and Simpson’s later conviction in Las Vegas — a case where clean process produced a clear outcome. This episode does not seek comfort. It seeks clarity — and asks what justice requires when truth and proof no longer align. 📣 CALL TO ACTION Listen with intellectual honesty. Hold multiple truths at once. And remember that justice systems fail not only when they convict the innocent — but when they cannot prove the guilty. 🔖 HASHTAG BLOCK #GandGPodcast #OJSimpson #LegalAnalysis #JuryNullification #RacismAndJustice #TrueCrimeEthics #VictimCentered #JusticeAndProcess