what, simpson is not going to get convicted. and i m going to be the one who standing by his side and he ll take care of me. kaelin told us, he cooperated fully and answered everything clark asked. and, a trial, he did detail a critical sequence of events before and after the murders. on the truth, he and simpson touch to mcdonald s for those three strange sounds he heard at 10:45 pm. sounds investigators believed simpson made when returning home after killing ron and nicole. can you demonstrate for us how loud it was? somewhat, yes. yes, go ahead. and where did that noise seem to be coming from. from the back of the wall. kato kaelin had come to hollywood looking for fame. what he found was something more powerful. longer lasting and, ultimately, upsetting. suddenly you are a key witness in a very high profile murder
state but with the jurors did not know with that before that visit, defense attorney carl douglas had been into simpson s house for a little redecorating. we wanted to make the rockingham location look lived in and stand with all of its recon this so that the jurors who would say og simpson would not have wrist all of this for this woman. four changes included for those of simpson with white women that were swapped out with pictures of him first black people. on a bedside photo of simpson s mother that was now placed in prominent view. this is not tampering with evidence. this is not tampering with evidence, no. this is simply making its health percent double. like washing the phones. like putting the bible out. like putting flowers in to make the house more presentable. is there if there is no objection, so be. you wanted to win.
house. now, simpson offered a few new details to help explain it. do you recall bleeding at all? yeah, i mean, i knew i was bleeding. it was no big deal. i plead all the time. i mean, i played golf and stuff, so there s always something nixon stuff. we don t know what direction this is going to take us. but, there is enough that i want your blood. i want to document that finger. i want your fingerprints. by now, simpson appeared to be sensing trouble. and attempted to straighten out his story. i know i m the number one target. and now you re telling you have got blood all over the place. is that your blood that strip there? if it s dripped, it s what i drip running around trying to leave. then, after just 32 minutes, detectives wrapped up their interview and whisked simpson to a lab where he was printed. his finger photograph. and, most importantly, his blood drawn. if this guy is our suspect, his blood is going to convict him at the core of this case, it s blood, blo
the timeline of the murders to show that simpson was alone and unaccounted for for at least an hour. enough time to kill ron and michael. what kato kaelin took the stand to testify that night that he was with simpson. i came one of those kato moments. do you think that your friendship with him, your friendship, especially living on his property said that i didn t think that. i didn t think we were going for the same parts. i was just being me. it wasn t about the spotlight. it was just how i am. who side was kato kaelin on? that s a great question. he certainly wasn t on our. he was on kato s side, that would be my opinion. from the very start, he was very clearly withholding information. and he didn t think he had anything to do with it? now, what he was doing was taking his finger in the, are seeing which way the wind was blowing and saying, you know
his blood drop that you see here, marked as item number 1:12 matches the defendant. the heart of the prosecution s case was all that blood and dna evidence. which pointed squarely at oj simpson. but first, prosecutors detailed simpson and nichols troubled, sometimes violent relationships. which they said culminated in her murder. and in the final and terrible act, ronald goldman, and innocent bystander was viciously and senselessly murdered. later, denise brown gave the jury a of how simpson brutalized nicole right in front of her. the drug flew against the wall and this was a tough to go in there and recount what you had seen? yes, it was, i had just lost my sister. everything was just right there, i mean just so fresh. prosecutors also focused on