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Hey, everyone. Elisa Donovan here, back with a new episode of Killer Thriller. Today, we are talking about a very familiar title.

One that to say I am obsessed with would be an understatement. It was known as the trial of the century,

The People versus O.J. Simpson American crime story. But we are

quickly moving beyond the courtroom and into the private spaces where fear, control, and violence

lived long before the, quote, trial of the century began. Our guest today is Keith Zlamsoich.

Keith intimately knows the people involved. His new book,

Stalked, tells a deeply personal account of his relationship with Nicole Brown Simpson,

and the years he says they were both targeted by O.J. Simpson. Keith wasn't a witness in the courtroom.

He was a witness in real life. Seeing behavior, he now describes as stalking and

intimidation and living with the belief that he could have been killed himself. For more than three

decades, Keith stayed quiet. Now he's speaking publicly for the first time about what he saw,

what he felt, and what still lingers from the crime, the trial, and its aftermath.

Okay, thank you so much for being here, Keith.

Thank you for having me, Lisa.

I want to acknowledge straight away that this is really the first time that I'm actually speaking with someone

who was so intimately involved with and connected to the main

human beings in this devastating case. So I know it's been 30 years since Nicole was murdered,

but I want to just say I'm sorry for that loss and I'm sorry for what I'm sure has been a painful time.

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