Nicole Brown Simpson’s Sister EXPOSES The Night O.J. Simpson Showed Her Who He Really Was
Keeping It Real: Conversations with Jillian MichaelsShow Notes
A juror from the O.J. Simpson trial looked into a camera and admitted why she really voted to set him free. Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister Denise Brown says her family knew long before that, and she tells Jillian Michaels about the warning that tipped them off before hand.
Denise was in the room the night O.J. Simpson lifted her sister off the ground by the throat, and she sat in the courtroom while his lawyers tore Nicole apart. Now she tells Jillian what she admits she might have done after the verdict and how she really felt the day O.J. Simpson died. Then Jillian asks the question that has followed Denise since the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson: If she knew then what she knows now… could she have saved her sister? Her new book, For My Sister Nicole: Love Shouldn’t Hurt, is out now.
IN THIS EPISODE:
O.J. Simpson Trial Juror and Rodney King: Jillian plays the O.J. Simpson documentary clip where a juror says why she voted to acquit and how many others did the same. Denise reveals who called her father about it, and what Judge Ito did to the juror who spoke up. After the O.J. Simpson Verdict: A friend predicted a second murder, and the Orange County sheriff’s department paid a visit to Denise’s parents. Nicole Brown Simpson and O.J. Simpson, the First Red Flag: He was the most charming man in the room until Denise found Nicole sobbing in a bathroom that same weekend. Nicole’s explanation should have scared her, and Denise admits she didn’t realize how dangerous OJ Was. Inside the Rockingham House: Denise made one comment over margaritas. Minutes later O.J. Simpson had her sister by the throat, and Denise describes the look on his face and what he did to her next. Domestic Violence and Emotional Abuse, the Warning Signs: Denise names the one act she calls a precursor to murder, and the threat she says an abuser always ends up keeping. What Never to Say to Someone in an Abusive Relationship: Denise begged Nicole to do the obvious thing. She says now, why it was all wrong and what she wished she’d done different Erika Kirk and Grieving in Public: Jillian asks Denise if she went through the tormet that Erika Kirk was put through and what she wants to say to the monsters that torture the family of the deceased. Nicole Brown Simpson’s Journals: Nicole documented the abuse in her own handwriting. The O.J. Simpson jury never saw a page of it, and Denise explains why. The Day O.J. Simpson Died: Jillian asks if she felt any relief. Denise answers in four words... Could Denise Have Saved Nicole?: Jillian asks her point blank. Denise calls her answer the hardest reality she ever came to, and it involves a phone call Nicole made in the final days of her life. If you or someone you love is in an abusive relationship, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800.799.7233 or visit thehotline.org.
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