Father:Jimmy Lee Simpson, Caretaker, Cook
Mother:Eunice Simpson, Assistant Nurse
Marriage:Nicole (Brown) Simpson (February 2, 1985-1992, divorced); Marguerite (Witley) Simpson (June 24, 1967-1979,) (Divorce)
Children:Nicole (Brown) Simpson: Justin (August 6, 1988) and Sydney (October 17, 1985)); with Marguerite (Witley) Simpson : Aalen (September 24, 1977-August 18, 1979); Jason (April 21, 1970) and Arnell (December 4, 1968)
Education:San Francisco Municipal University (1965-1967); South California University (1967-1969)
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Timeline
1968-Winner of the Heisman Trophy at the Downtown Athletic Club in New York.
1969-1977-Play Buffalo Bills halfback.
1970 -Selected as a 10-year college football player by ABC Sports.
1974-Appeared in his first big budget movie "Towering Inferno".
1978-1979-Play the San Francisco 49ers halfback.
1979-1986-Sports commentator for ABC Sports.
1984-1985-ABC Monday Night Football commentator.
1988-A parody of the police movie "Naked" A man with a gun: From a police file, a detective who is prone to accidents. Simpson later co-starred in two sequels: "The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Terror" and "The Naked Gun 33⅓: The Last Insult".
June 13, 1994-Simpson was questioned by the LAPD for three hours and released.
June 17, 1994-Simpson was charged with two murders for special circumstances. He has not surrendered and has been declared a fugitive. His suicide note was found shortly before Simpson was found riding the white Ford Bronco of his friend Al Cowlings. As Cowlings drive, they lead police with a 60-mile slow chase to reach Simpson's Brentwood Mansion. Simpson surrenders to the police at his home.
July 22, 1994-Simpsonpleads not guilty.
November 3, 1994-A jury trial has been elected. It consists of 4 men and 8 women. Eight are African-American, one is Hispanic, one is Caucasian, and two are multi-ethnic.
January 24, 1995-Simpson's criminal trial begins.
May 4, 1995-Goldmans filed a wrongful death litigation against Simpson.
July 6, 19995-The prosecution will be resting.
September 27, 1995-Defendant lawyer Johnnie Cochran reminds the jury of gloves.
September 29, 1995-The defense is resting and the case is handed over to the jury trial for verdict.
October 3, 1995-The jury will return the acquittal after less than four hours of deliberation.
October 23, 1996-The civil trial begins with a wrongful death lawsuit filed against Simpson by the victim's family. The jury consists of 5 men and 7 women. Nine are Caucasian, one is Hispanic, one is African-American, and one is Asian and African.
November 22, 1996-Simpson testified in front of the jury for the first time, denying the killing of his ex-wife and Goldman.
December 20, 1996-Simpson was granted custody of his children.
February 4, 1997-The jury held that Simpson was responsible for the civil illegal death lawsuit filed by the victim's family. , Gives plaintiff $ 8.5 million in damages.
February 6, 1997-Testimony at the disciplinary stage of a civil trial begins.
February 10, 1997-Simpson was ordered to pay $ 25 million in punitive damages to the victim's family.
March 26, 1997-The court hands over assets to Simpson, including a golf club set, the 1968 Hysman Award, and Warhol's paintings. I ordered.
November 20, 2006-NewsCorp has announced the cancellation of Simpson's book and the two-part FOXTV interview "If IDid It". This book was advertised as a fictitious explanation of the murder case.
March 13, 2007-A California judge has publicly announced the rights to Simpson's books so that Goldman's family can receive future earnings. I have ruled that it will be auctioned. The auction will be canceled in early April 2007 when holding company Lorraine Brook Associates declares bankruptcy.
June 15, 2007-Miami Bankruptcy Judge ordered a new auction of "if I did" book rights, All proceeds will be sent to Fred Ron Goldman's father, Goldman.
July 11, 2007-Nicole Brown Simpson's family filed court documents in connection with the auction of book rights "If I Did" I'll submit it. The family believes they are entitled to 40% of the proceeds from the book, based on a $ 24.7 million civil judgment that they won against Simpson.
July 30, 2007-The Federal Bankruptcy Court gave Goldman's family 90% of the proceeds from the sale of publishing rights, "If I If you do it, it will be awarded. The rest goes to Simpson's creditors.
September 16, 2007-On September 13, 2007, I was arrested in connection with a robbery in a hotel room in Las Vegas. Simpson claims that he was recovering stolen personal belongings. And he was sold as a souvenir. Police have announced that they have booked him with six counts: robbery, assault, robbery, and plot.
November 14, 2007-Clark County Judge Joe M. Bona Venture has ruled that Simpson will be tried on charges of kidnapping, robbery, and assault with deadly weapons.
November 28, 2007-Simpson pleads not guilty.
January 10, 2008-Simpson was arrested in Florida and handed over to Nevada for violating his bail conditions by contacting an individual involved in the trial. It has become.
September 8, 2008-The jury trial selection begins at Simpson's trial.
September 15, 2008-The exam will begin.
October 3, 2008-Simpson was convicted of 12 charges, including kidnapping and armed robbery.
December 5, 2008-Simpson will be sentenced to up to 33 years in prison, but will be eligible for parole nine years later.
January 30, 2018-Los Angeles County Superior Court Judges Obtained by Simpson Selling Signs or Going Public to Pay Civil Judgment He ruled that he didn't need to give money, with the death of his ex-wife and Goldman, now over $ 70 million.
December 6, 2021-Simpson was granted early discharge from parole in Nevada.