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This week after his death at the age of 76, we debated the legacy of OJ Simpson with a specifically assembled panel of legal minds.

I just want to end by asking all of you to sum up in one sentence, O.J. Simpson, Alan Dershowitz.

I think his case contributed positively to seeing police corruption in Los Angeles to exposing the

racial divide in America. It is a mathematical certainty, as far as I'm concerned, that O.J. Simpson killed Nicole Brown Simpson.

Long before he jumped in that bronco, I ran from the police, he was using white vehicles to escape black realities.

He never wanted to be part of us.

Hello, Dolly. Question beneath any debate or must matter. Why are we even discussing his legacy?

He's a murderer.

That is true.

But he was acquitted, of course, in a criminal trial of that murder.

He was only found guilty in a civil trial.

And that's why it's a fascinating story of our times.

Why was he acquitted in the criminal trial?

A lot of it came down to his celebrity status, to race, to many other issues.

So that's what makes it such an interesting and intriguing story even now, three decades

later.

At Kevin doing his thing said, this is why we need to get racist, crooked cops off the force.

They ruined the prosecution and set a killer free.

Well, that is true.

There's no doubt that the behaviour of the LAPD people involved in this was completely outrageous.

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