Nicole Brown Simpson’s 30th death anniversary approaches and her sisters claim they are still grieving… and O.J. Simpson’s death has not helped them move on.
Denise, Dominique, and Tanya Brown spoke with Diane Sawyer ahead of the release of a new documentary about Nicole’s life and death, which they believe was committed by O.J., although he was legally acquitted.
Despite this, the Brown siblings claim there were warning flags in Nicole and O.J.’s relationship, including domestic abuse, which they discuss in this interview and documentary.
Sadly, even after all these years, there remain more questions than answers, especially after O.J. died last month without confessing. When asked how they feel about O.J.’s death, the Brown sisters appear to be conflicted.
Take a listen. Dominique believes digesting O.J.’s death is perplexing and complicated, especially since she has a bond with his and Nicole’s two children.
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Of course, we know that the now-adult children were present during O.J.’s dying days, implying that they had a relationship with their father. As previously reported, O.J. died of prostate cancer at his residence in Las Vegas.
His longstanding attorney is settling his assets and debts, including open judgments that the Browns and Goldmans have been pursuing for years.
The Lifetime documentary, titled “The Life & Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson,” was in the works just as the O.J. death news broke… and it will be a thorough retrospective of what led up to Nicole’s murder in the summer of 1994. The documentary will air on June 1 and 2.
