JUDGE JOE BROWN: OJ SIMPSON WAS INNOCENT

The mainstream media describes former US football player OJ Simpson as someone who got away with murdering his ex-wife and her friend in 1994 in Los Angeles.

Approximately 95 million people worldwide watched this ‘trial of the century’ on television. The case highlighted the racial split in the United States, with 75 per cent of white people believing Simpson was guilty, while 70 per cent of Black people said he was innocent.

In light of Simpson’s 10 April death from cancer at the age of 76, we re-visit this @fallenstateTV interview with Judge Joe Brown, a former lawyer and TV personality who ran for mayor of Memphis, Tennessee. His insights on the contradictions he saw in the prosecution's case might pique your interest. 

Do you agree with him? Let us know in the comments.