Take a closer look at the New York Post coverage of O.J. Simpson over the past decades.
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O.J. Simpson and his two younger children were pictured at his late wife’s, Nicole Brown, funeral on June 16, 1994. New York Post
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Simpson pleaded not guilty to the chargers against him in June 1994. New York Post
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During the 1995 trial, prosecutors called Simpson a “classic wife-beater.” New York Post
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News about O.J. Simpson beating his first wife started to circulate on January 18, 1995. New York Post
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O.J. Simpson’s Bronco was the New York Post’s front cover on January 24, 1995. New York Post
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It was reported on July 11, 1995 that Nicole Brown wrote Simpson a letter. New York Post
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LAPD Detective Mark Fuhrman found the infamous bloody glove on Simpson’s property and gave key testimony, and later pleaded the fifth. New York Post
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On Oct. 3, 1995, the jury found Simpson not guilty of the murders of Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. Getty Images
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The cover of the New York Post, Oct. 3, 1995. Getty Images
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After being found not guilty, Simpson was seen golfing. New York Post
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On July 20th, 2017, Simpson was granted parole at Lovelock Correctional Center in Lovelock, Nevada after serving 9 years for a 2007 conviction. New York Post
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New York Post cover for Friday, July 21, 2017. New York Post
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The New York Post front page on May 13, 2013, featured Simpson when he was serving time for a 2007 conviction. New York Post
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The New York Post front page on March 5, 2016, featured Simpson after reports said the “murder weapon” was found at his estate. New York Post
