The gloves that prosecutors alleged OJ Simpson used for his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman’s murders did not fit him during his trial. Simpson faced double murder charges after ...

In O.J. Simpson's 1994 murder case, where he was acquitted of the killings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, a pair of gloves was one of the most significant pieces of evidence brought to ...

Throughout the trial, Simpson's legal team became fixtures on both television and newsstands. Former American football star and actor OJ Simpson, whose life was marked by glory on the field and ...

The infamous black gloves presented as "evidence" in the double-murder trial of NFL legend OJ Simpson for the deaths of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman are still being held by ...

O.J. Simpson's 1995 criminal trial for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman launched a real-life soap opera. Here are the main players today.

OJ Simpson, who died after a cancer battle this week, will go down in history for his notorious, racially charged murder trial — with no moment more visually memorable than his disastrous ...

Robert Kardashian, Kato Kaelin and Faye Resnick were among those who became famous from O.J. Simpson’s trial in the mid-1990s.

O.J. Simpson looks at a new pair of Aris extra-large gloves which the prosecutors had him put on for the jury on June 21, 1995, during his double murder trial in Los Angeles. The gloves were the ...

O.J. Simpson’s infamous murder trial, which came to a stunning end in October 1995, can be distilled down to five key moments that defined the proceedings ...

THE “bloody” gloves allegedly worn by Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman’s killer were a fixture of OJ Simpson’s case and 1995 trial. Intrigue continues to surround the gl… ...

O.J. Simpson's iconic black glove fitting that turned the tide of his murder trial 'If it doesn't fit, you must acquit' O.J. Simpson's murder case was resolved in part by wearing the iconic black ...

The OJ Simpson trial had a profound effect on lead prosecutors, Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden. This is what happened to them after the trial.