




Did OJ’s son Jason commit the gruesome Nicole-Ron murders?
I think the son did it. The glove did not fit OJ. It fit Jason, OJ’s son from his first marriage. He had the same gloves. OJ bought two pair of gloves the same, and gave the smaller pair of gloves to his son. The hat found was Jason’s hat. The hat had dog hair on it. Jason’s dog hair. It was Jason’s vehicle involved, a Jeep not the Bronco. The Bronco would have been loaded with blood. OJ simply did not have the time to get cleaned up and changed before he got in the vehicle. Not to mention, the Police Department tore apart all of OJ’s pipes in his house. All the way down to the drainage system. They found no blood on the pipes or drainage system. An internationally respected forensic scientist testified that the DNA found can match a close relative.
OJ and Nicole lived in one of the richest sections of L.A. (Bundy Drive in Brentwood). There are cameras, gates and security literally everywhere in those neighborhoods. They checked all the footage from all the CCTV cameras around the neighborhoods. They found no footage. They had nothing. Not one eye witness or shred of evidence indicating OJ left his home. Obviously, they never checked for Jason whereabouts that night, OJ’s son’s vehicle. The night Nicole was killed, she was supposed to eat at Jason’s restaurant but chose to pick a different location. Jason’s ex-girlfriends all told investigators they believed Jason did it, that Jason was violent and on psych meds. Jason was also on probation for assaulting his former employer with a knife. Jason worked as a chef and carried a large knife collection with him in his car, all used in his job as a trained chef.
The day after the murders, amazingly Jason, OJ’s son, already had an attorney. Check the video in the courtroom when OJ was acquitted. The entire family were jumping for joy. Everybody except Jason. Jason, OJ’s son was not happy at all. He just sat there looking disappointed and scared. He would not be happy at all, because he thought the Police would then investigate him. 2 months prior to the murders, Jason had stopped taking his medication to deal with rage issues and overprotectiveness. He attacked his former girlfriend with a knife. He had a love-hate relationship with Nicole and accused her of being a gold digger. For instance, in December 1992, Jason was arrested for attacking his employer with a knife, a violent outburst that earned him two years probation. Jason would later be diagnosed with intermittent rage disorder and prescribed medication to manage his temper.
In his book If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer, which was purportedly done by O.J. Simpson with ghostwriter Pablo Fenjves, they discuss the hypothetical situation where O.J. Simpson committed the murders and someone was with him at the time (Jason).
Prior to the killings, O.J.'s son Jason was diagnosed with "intermittent rage disorder" (AKA Jekyll and Hyde syndrome) and was given the drug Depakote to control his rage and seizures. Jason abused alcohol, ecstasy, and cocaine as early as age 14. Police reports indicate that he was arrested at least four times (including DUI, driving with a suspended license, and assault with a deadly weapon) while medical records reveal at least three suicide attempts.
In January 1994, six months before the killings, Jason went to the emergency room because he heard voices of people who weren't there and said he felt as if he was "going to rage" because he ran out of Depakote. He stopped taking Depakote two months before the murders. The newspapers had also reported a violent assault staged by Jason upon his then girlfriend, Jennifer Green, just two months before the murders. Another former girlfriend of Jason’s, “Dee Dee”, who says she was also attacked by the young man. She claimed Jason nearly broke her back by throwing her in an empty bathtub and sliced off her hair with a chef’s knife.
The murders took place between 9:45 and 10:05 p.m. Jason was by himself after approximately 9:50 p.m. and has no alibi that can be supported by anyone else as to where he was while the killings occurred. Jason's time card for the night of the murders was handwritten for the first time, even though the electronic time clock was working at his restaurant (Jackson’s) and he told the Police he had “punched out” after the murders occurred. His colleagues claimed he left early as the restaurant was slow and they had closed earlier. One of Jason's ex-classmates informed the Police that Jason was trained in hand-to-hand combat as well as field knife training while attending the Army and Navy Academy, whereas O.J. hates the sight of blood. The Police ignored this completely. Based on pictures of Ron Goldman's badly bruised and swollen hands, he must have struck hard blows to the assailant, and he was a 3rd degree black belt. The next day O.J. voluntarily stripped at the LAPD, and there were no marks or bruises that indicated he had been in a scuffle.
The day after the murders (and four days prior to his own arrest), O.J. hired top criminal attorney Carl Jones (a high-profile criminal defense attorney who specialized in death penalty murder cases) to represent Jason even though he wasn't a suspect.
The LAPD found 15 separate unidentified fingerprints at the crime scene. None belonged to O.J., and the Police never compared Jason's fingerprints). At the time of the murders, 24-year-old Jason was still on probation for assault with a deadly weapon for attacking his former boss (Paul Goldberg) with a kitchen knife. Jason's psychiatrist said that "if Jason was guilty he could never be convicted because of his mental condition.”
Investigators found blood and skin under Nicole's fingernails ... along with blood drops on her back that didn't match those of O.J (Jason was never interviewed and never gave a DNA sample.)
Police never asked Jason where he was that night. He seemed to have an alibi that he was working, but coworkers say he left early that night. No one put much effort into breaking Jason’s alibi. The essence of the alibi is a handwritten entry on a time card, even though the electronic time clock was functioning. It’s not proof of course, but the alibi is not airtight. The theory is that Jason wanted to cook for Nicole. She cancels at the last minute without informing Jason. Jason shows up anyway, sees her with Ron and kills them both in a rage and OJ covers up for his son. Both the knife and incriminating diaries were found in a storage unit that Jason had abandoned due to unpaid fees. The items, included a knit cap similar to the one found at the crime scene. OJ Simpson passed away from cancer in April 2024 at the age of 76.
Now 56 years old, Jason Simpson is thought to be married, living in Atlanta, Georgia, and still working as a chef. The state of California considers the case closed. Jason remains a major suspect.
Jason Simpson on a podcast in 2021 talking about his youth and his dad:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jason-simpson/id1559844437?i=1000524788560
Jason Simpson deposition in 1996 (full transcript):
simpson.walraven.org/js_depo1.html