What if O.J. didn’t do it? Film suggests serial killer—not Simpson—murdered Brown, Goldman [View all]

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Source: Yahoo News

Is O.J. Simpson innocent of murder after all? An explosive new documentary suggests that he is.

In the film "My Brother the Serial Killer," set to air Wednesday on the Investigation Discovery network, Clay Rogers, the brother of convicted serial killer Glen Rogers, claims Glen murdered Simpson's ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and Ron Goldman—the pair Simpson was accused—and controversially acquitted—of slaying in 1995.

Glen Rogers was arrested in November 1995—a month after Simpson was found not guilty—in Kentucky "after leading police on a high-speed chase in a car that belonged to a Florida woman believed to be the third victim in a vicious, cross-country killing spree that began in Van Nuys," Calif., seven weeks before. He was convicted and sentenced to death in both California and Florida and is currently sitting on death row in the Sunshine State, awaiting execution.

According to Clay Rogers, Glen bragged to him about killing more than 70 people. (Glen later said the claim was a joke.) And Clay says Glen told him he had been "partying" with Brown Simpson prior to her June 12, 1994, killing.

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I always thought the case against OJ was deeply flawed. I remember everyone--at least all the white people I talked to--thought OJ was guilty.

I couldn't see fighting a healthy, much younger person for 15 or 20 minutes (IIRC)--a person fighting for his life--and not having a mark on you except for a cut on a finger. OJ took pictures in his BVDs and was unmarked.

I was also very suspicious about the "now you see it, now you don't" sock--a sock that had blood on both sides, as if the blood went through OJ's ankle as he wore it. And the detective carrying his blood all over town.

I never denied that OJ was involved; I said I wouldn't be shocked if he hired it done, but I couldn't have voted to convict given the prosecution's case.