Oh Simpson Met Nicole Brown 1977 and divorced from his first wife, Priest collar1979. He married Nicole on February 2, 1985; their daughter Sydney was born eight months later, and son Justin was born in 1988.
“You never do anything,” Nicole told the police when they arrived at Simpson Home at 360 N. Rockingham Ave. In LA’s Posh Brentwood neighborhood and responded to a call in the home during the early morning hours on 1 January 1989, according to reports on that evening. “You never do anything. You come out. You’ve been here eight times. And you never do anything for him.”
Simpson insisted that he didn’t beat Nicole, just pushed her out of bed. Then he told me that he needed to go with the officers to the police station, he drove instead. A few days later, Nicole went to the station and said she didn’t really want them to continue with a prosecution, but she consented to mediation outside the court.
On May 24, 1989, Simpson was sentenced to a 24 month provision, ordered to perform 120 hours of community service and pay a fine of a total of $ 470 and were told to participate in counseling twice a week (he was allowed to do so by phone) after not relied on any competition for incorrect violence in the home.
Nicole eventually moved out with Justin and Sydney and applied for divorce in February 1992. They decided on October, with OJ that agreed to pay her a lump sum of $ 433,750, plus $ 10,000 per month in child support, and she retained the title of a rental property. She eventually bought an apartment of 875 S. Bundy Drive in Brentwood and moved there in January 1994.
At the same time, Simpson alternately threatened her and tried to meet again. According to prosecutors and witnesses, OJ had been outside and looked through her windows on several occasions, including once when she had sex with a boyfriend. Per Jeffrey Tobin1996 book The driving of his lifeIn a diary item from June 3, 1994, Nicole detailed a recent threat from Simpson: “‘You hang on me last nite, you will pay for this bitch … You think you can do any F-King thing you want, you have it to come (sic) …” and so on.
She called an abused women’s protection in Santa Monica on June 7, 1994 to complain that her ex persecuted her. Five days later she was dead.
