Fox News announced Fuhrman will serve as an analyst during its coverage of the parole hearing. Simpson for dismissing facts from the case and failing to consult with any prosecution sources. Clark, 63, also has written several novels and a pilot script for TV and served as a commentator for high-profile trials. Currently, she is working on a third book in a crime fiction series that is scheduled to be released in August, according to her Twitter account.
Oh, and the still-famous prosecutor ditched her curly-haired look that became an object of fascination, and derision, during the murder trial and now sports a straightened, sophisticated style. Cochran represented Snoop Dogg, Tupac Shakur and Jim Brown and burnished his reputation as a high-profile and successful celebrity attorney. He lives in Arizona and declined to comment about the parole hearing.
The sister of Nicole Brown Simpson has gone from former model to activist, dedicating her life to fighting domestic violence. The judge who presided over the murder trial retired in and kept a low profile in public after the trial.
After the murder trial, he shifted his focus to civil litigation and co-founded LegalZoom, an online company that enables customers to sidestep attorneys and create their own legal documents. But his daughters capitalized on his celebrity. One of the sports memorabilia dealers Simpson targeted in the robbery, Fromong has said he forgives the former football star but declined to say if he is in favor of Simpson being granted parole.
Fromong is still working as a sports memorabilia agent out of Las Vegas. Kaelin went to his bungalow and Simpson went to his house, and then an hour and 10 minutes later, a limousine arrived to take Simpson to the airport. Although Simpson was found not guilty in the much-disputed criminal case, he lost a wrongful death civil suit brought against him by the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman in In September , Simpson was arrested in Las Vegas for armed robbery after attempting to steal sports memorabilia he claimed belonged to him.
Thirteen years to the day after being acquitted in his criminal trial, Simpson was found guilty of robbery and kidnapping and given a sentence of up to 33 years in prison. He will be eligible for parole in October We'll notify you here with news about. During his parole hearing on Thursday, Simpson stressed that he wasn't "looking to be involved" with the media should he be released. I'm not interested in any of that.
I've done my time. I've done it as well and as respectfully as I possibly can. ET spoke to Kaelin last February, where he got candid about his gripes when it comes to how he was portrayed in FX's critically acclaimed mini-series, The People v. Simpson: American Crime Story.
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