O.J. Simpson
New Doc Reveals
What Finest Good friend Knew About Murders
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The O.J. Simpson homicide saga has direct connections to the home owned by then-KCBS TV reporter Harvey Levin, and one of many connections includes what O.J.’s greatest good friend would possibly know in regards to the killings.
Harvey, who coated the trial for KCBS, purchased the Hollywood Hills home in 1984 from Wayne Hughes, who owned Public Storage. It was Wayne’s bachelor pad, and he threw plenty of events. Among the many friends … his good mates O.J. and Nicole Brown Simpson.
Throughout the trial, prosecutors needed to name Wayne to the stand to testify about a number of events the place Nicole got here to the home in the midst of the evening and cried out for assist. She instructed Wayne O.J. had overwhelmed her and she or he was fearful of him. Decide Ito wouldn’t permit Wayne to testify.
That is not the tip of the story. Not lengthy after the 1994 murders, Wayne needed to put in phone gear in his house, and employed a man named Jim Holcomb to do the set up. Jim was an LAPD officer who had been referred to as to O.J’.s house through the years when there was a home disturbance. Jim put in cellphone techniques as a facet gig.
Effectively, Jim went to Wayne’s home and encountered Al Cowlings, O.J.’s greatest good friend who was driving the Bronco throughout the notorious low-speed chase. Al is aware of loads … a porn star he had dated instructed Time Journal Al instructed her, the homicide knife “sleeps with the fishes.”
Harvey is aware of Al instructed Wayne shortly after the murders he wanted assist — he had been arrested after the low-speed chase — and he instructed Wayne if somebody did not give him assist, he was going to spill the beans on what he knew in regards to the murders.
Harvey believes Jim is aware of very effectively what Al instructed Wayne, and he presses Jim about it as a part of TMZ’s new documentary — “TMZ Presents: O.J. How He Actually Did It” — and Jim’s response is revealing, to say the least.
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