O.J. Simpson,” director Floyd Russ revisits — once again — the 1994 murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman and the subsequent criminal trial of O.J. Simpson. It’s been 30 years since the “trial of the century,

O.J. Simpson, revisits the infamous 1994 murder case and trial that captivated the world. The four-part series explores key aspects of the case, from forensic evidence to the media frenzy and lasting impact.

In a new Netflix docuseries, American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson, premiering today, Wednesday, January 29, potential witnesses who claim to have seen Simpson on the night of the murders but were never called to testify in court speak out about what they saw.

The Black football star O.J. Simpson was tried for the 1994 murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson—who was white—and her friend Ron Goldman—also white—outside of her Los Angeles home. Simpson was acquitted in that criminal trial in October because jurors found reasonable doubt,

O.J. Simpson" that when he dies, he should be buried "with a pair of Isotoner gloves,” after his botched glove demonstration during the 1995 murder trial.

A new Netflix docuseries raises questions about whether all relevant evidence was aired in the courtroom during O.J. Simpson’s murder trial 30 years ago. “American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson” highlights two people with potentially incriminating information against Simpson,