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OJ Simpson said what? Robert Shapiro reveals the truth

More than 20 years after OJ was found not guilty, his former defence attorney is finally speaking out.
OJ Simpson and Rob Shapiro

OJ Simpson's trial shocked the world.

OJ Simpson’s lawyer Robert Shapiro sat down with Fox News to talk about that infamous trial that gripped not only America, but the world.

During his candid chat with journalist Megyn Kelly, the now-73-year-old revealed what the NFL great whispered to him after the not guilty verdict was handed down.

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“You told me this would be the result from the beginning. You were right,” he recalled.

Following the eight month controversial criminal trial, OJ was found not guilty of stabbing to death his ex-wife Nicole Simpson Brown and her friend, Ronald Goldman

The proceedings was played out in front of the public and viewed by over 100 million people.

Robert, who was portrayed by John Travolta in the recent mini-series, revealed in the interview that he believes more than one person was involved in the killings, saying it was possible a second knife was used.

John Travolta

John Travolta stepped into the defence attorney’s shoes.

While many believe OJ was guilty, at the end of the day, the legal practitioner does believe his client received the justice he deserved.

“There’s two types of justice that we deal with, in America: there’s moral justice and there’s legal justice,” he explained

“If you look at it from a moral point of view, a lot of people would say he absolutely did it. I deal in legal justice, as you did as a lawyer, and that’s proof beyond a reasonable doubt.”

The trial shocked the world.

Two decades later, Robert Shapiro shares his personal views.

Before adding, “And there’s no question in my mind that any fair juror who saw that case from the beginning to the end would conclude there was reasonable doubt.”

OJ Simpson is currently serving a 33-year sentence in prison on an unrelated armed robbery conviction. He will be up for parole in 2017.

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