Christopher Darden, co-prosecutor in the high-profiled O.J. Simpson case, is sticking to his sentiment that Simpson did in fact murder his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson.
Darden stopped by The View yesterday [Thursday, June 23] to promote his book In Contempt where he told the panel of the ex-football player, “I think he’s probably confessed it – whether he was awake or in his dreams – many times since 1994.”
This comes in the wake of FX’s The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story mini-series as well as one of Simpson’s friends mentioning him eventually admitting to murdering his ex-wife and Ron Goldman.
Darden is known for being in the center of an extremely pivotal point in the murder case; the ill-fitting glove demonstration. And today, although the glove did not fit on the hands of O.J. Simpson, Darden is still convinced it was his.
