S1 E1: Murders in Brentwood
30 years after the Trial of the Century, those closest to the case explain why O.J. Simpson was acquitted.
43 minutes
Trial & Error: Why Did OJ Win?
Testimony, photos, police reports, diary entries were all used as evidence of domestic violence in O.J. Simpson’s murder trial, but the jury still found him not guilty. Ron Shipp also shares his account of O.J. and Nicole's relationship.
S1 E2: The "Racist" Cop
Mark Fuhrman recounts the glove controversy, racism claims, and how the trial changed his life forever.
43 minutes
S1 E3: Domestic Violence
Nicole Brown's sisters recount years of abuse and its role in the prosecution's case against O.J. Simpson.
43 minutes
S1 E4: Racial Tension
The defense leveraged LAPD mistrust and racial tensions to persuade jurors and raise reasonable doubt.
43 minutes
S1 E5: Attack the Timeline
Detectives and prosecutors revisit the timeline and whether O.J. had time to commit the murders.
43 minutes
S1 E6: The Bloody Gloves
F. Lee Bailey revisits the infamous glove demonstration and its impact on the trial's outcome.
43 minutes
S1 E7: Inside the Jury Room
The verdict shocks the world as jurors, families, and key figures reflect on justice and the acquittal.
43 minutes