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In a recent Twitter video, OJ Simpson shared his opinion on the Alex Murdaugh murder trial, stating that he believed Murdaugh could be exonerated due to “reasonable doubt.”
Simpson, who was acquitted of the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman in 1995, suggested that the same outcome could occur in the Murdaugh trial.
Simpson admitted to believing that Murdaugh committed the crime but suggested that his mistake would be taking the stand and lying, which would ultimately lead to his conviction.
Simpson compared his own experience as a murder suspect to that of Murdaugh and claimed that, like him, the jury would be able to tell that Murdaugh was lying.
However, Simpson clarified that he was not an expert and was not qualified to say whether or not Murdaugh was guilty.
The video sparked a backlash from users who pointed out the irony in Simpson giving his opinion on a murder trial, given his own controversial history with the law.
Many users were quick to criticize Simpson’s opinions, with some saying that he lacked the moral authority to speak on the matter.
Despite the backlash, Simpson stands by his opinion and believes that Murdaugh could be acquitted due to the same “reasonable doubt” that led to his own acquittal in 1995.
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