OJ Simpson and the Evidence That Acquited Him

e from a bloody shoe print found near the bodies. This was something that would plague officers until they could fine a match for the size and fit.
             The next scene the officers found blood was at Rockingham Estate, Simpson's residence. Eight selections were found on this property matching both the victims and Simpson. On the infamous glove police found one spot of blood on the inside of the ring finger that matched Goldman. On a pair of socks found in Simpson's bedroom police found blood from both Simpson and Brown. One sample of blood found in the foyer of the home matched five genetic markers attributing it to Simpson. And finally a trail of blood leading from the garage to the house that matched Simpson. This alone would match the trail at the crime scene that led to where the killer's car was parked to the one that led from Simpson's garage - was this telling police that he
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