OJ Simpson Maintains Innocence in Nicole Brown Simpson Murder Case
'I Didn't Kill Nicole,' Simpson Declares in Fox Interview Sydney and Justin Simpson Speak Out on Father's Behalf
In a recent Fox special titled "OJ: The Untold Story," former NFL star O.J. Simpson once again proclaimed his innocence in the infamous Nicole Brown Simpson murder case.
Simpson, who was acquitted of the murders of Nicole and Ronald Goldman in a highly publicized 1995 trial, has steadfastly maintained his innocence over the years. In the special, he reiterated his belief that he had a "set of twins" to account for his whereabouts on the night of the murders.
Simpson's children, Sydney and Justin, also appeared in the special and spoke in support of their father. Sydney, Simpson's eldest daughter, said she believed her father was "wrongfully accused." Justin, Simpson's middle child, added, "I know my father didn't do it."
The Fox special aired shortly after the 30th anniversary of the murders of Nicole and Ronald Goldman. The case remains one of the most controversial and high-profile criminal trials in American history.
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