Puzzling Celebrity Deaths That Still Remain a Mystery Today

If the Glove Fits

Simpson was tried for the murders of both Brown and Goldman. After a nine-month trial, Simpson was acquitted. However, in a 1997 civil trial, he was found liable for their deaths and awarded $19.5 million in damages to their respective families. Simpson maintained his innocence, but he still authored a book, infamous for its title: If I Did It.

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