Hey everybody welcome back to Cole Case Murder Mysteries. I'm your host

Ryan Kraus returning for part two of the OJ Simpson series.

In this episode, we're going to be taking a fascinating look at the psychological implications

present on the day of the murders.

They tell the emotional story lurking beneath the harrowing events leaning up to and immediately preceding the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.

What started as a morning full of things like buying Simpson and Ron Goldman.

What started as a morning full of things like buying toys for children or playing golf and

softball, by 11 p.m. had exploded into violence. To be able to understand why it happened,

and specifically on that day,

we have to trace the movements and conversations of the parties involved.

That will lead to a clear picture of the mind state that led

O.J. Simpson to being responsible for the murders. Why would Nicole have

enraged him to the point of ending her life?

And how did Ron wind up in the middle?

Also, could the killer have been someone else?

Let's answer these questions and many more by taking a stroll through that day.

June 12, 1994, 7 a.m. O.J. meets movie producer Craig Baumgarten for golf at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific

Palisades, which is right down the road from O.J.'s home at 360 Northing Ham Ave in Brentwood, California.

Bomb Garden at that time is best known for the delightful futuristic action cheese fest

Universal Soldier which spawned a franchise.

He later produced notable films such as Shattered Glass and Never Back Down.

Afterward, OJ plays cards in the clubhouse at the same location.

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