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This woman became an advocate for her brother and family following her brother's murder

and sensationalized television trial that followed.

But much more than that, she became an advocate for all victims and their family members.

This is the Kim Goldman interview.

While I'm here, this is the interview you know that I have been waiting for and looking forward to.

You've had it on yourself. Where else to go from here?

I don't know. To be honest, this is such a special interview for me.

This is a woman for people who don't know who I have long admired and I wanted to have her on

the show since we first began. But we finally got to make it happen. Briefly, I'll just tell you,

Kim Goldman was devastated after the brutal murder of her brother, Ron Goldman,

and Nicole Brown Simpson following their killer's acquittal in a criminal trial.

Now, I say his killer. Kim Goldman does not refer to him by name. She only refers to him as the

killer. And that's why I said that. I will only briefly summarize here. But for those of you who

may not know, she is referring to the OJ Simpson trial, a very public televised trial,

Kim and her father, Fred Goldman were present every day at trial. It was devastating to watch

them as well. 22 year old Kim, her father, Fred, you might remember him. He's got a very notable

like that mustache. They watched as a long 10 month trial ensued that ended in the acquittal

of Simpson for criminal charges. Goldman and her father, Kim and her father later filed a

civil suit against OJ Simpson. And in that suit, he was convicted for the wrongful death of her brother.

So it is documented that he's a convicted killer if you want to look at it that way.

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