Arsenio Reveals Haunting Words OJ Told Him Before Murders
OJ Simpson shared some last ideas about his soon-to-be-deceased ex-wife with none apart from Arsenio Hall, the legendary late-night host revealed on Wednesday.
The former host of The Arsenio Hall Show appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience, the place he stated Simpson shared one thing that “blew him away” shortly earlier than Simpson’s ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her buddy, Ronald Lyle Goldman, have been each discovered stabbed to loss of life at her Brentwood residence.
“I ran into him in a club one night,” Hall informed Rogan, the place he was “hanging out with a couple members of New Edition. And we’re in this club, and he comes over, and he gets drunk with us, and afterward, we’re pretty tanked.”
He recalled, “Nicole and this gorgeous girl named Faye Resnick, I’ll never forget her name—she was beautiful—and these two women come over, and I realize, oh, so because OJ is alone, I realize he was going to places finding her.”
Hall stated Simpson informed he could not
Hall stated Brown exchanged just a few phrases with Simpson after which walked away. “We sit there and talk, but he said something that night that blew me away,” he revealed. “We talked about her, and he said, ‘I still love her. I’ve tried to give her up, and I can’t,'” Hall stated. “Not too much later, she was dead.”
Simpson was in the end acquitted of the murders of Brown and Goldman. / Reuters
Later, Hall recalled seeing the notorious Simpson police chase on TV, and it made him want he’d nonetheless had his late-night present. The Arsenio Hall Show ran from Jan. 3, 1989, to May 27, 1994.
“I remember watching a basketball game and seeing the freeway chase with the Bronco, and I was like, ‘I want a monologue tomorrow.’ You know, I couldn’t believe I didn’t have a show that night,” he recalled. “That’s the one time I’ve ever actually missed it as a result of more often than not you simply go to the shop. I wished to speak to the nation that evening.”
“The Arsenio Hall Show” ran from Jan. 3, 1989, to May 27, 1994. / Reed Saxon/AP/Rex/Shutterstock
Simpson was in the end acquitted of the murders of Brown and Goldman, and the infamous trial and suspicion adopted him for the remainder of his life. I’ve died of prostate cancer at age 76 in 2024.
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