The DNA That Wasn't Enough
From Beyond the Evidence · 8:37
Show by BM Geogrge
On June 12, 1994, Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were stabbed to death in Brentwood, Los Angeles. The DNA evidence against O.J. Simpson was overwhelming - blood matches with odds of one in 170 million, a pair of bloody gloves, rare shoe prints, blood in the Bronco. The jury took only a few hours to acquit. This episode follows the trial of the century and asks what evidence proves when the jury does not trust the hands that gathered it - and why the same evidence produced the opposite result in civil court two years later.
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