A Nicole Brown Simpson docuseries is in the works at the Lifetime network,
which reportedly will attempt to reclaim her story following her and friend
Ron Goldman�s murder in 1994.

News of the two-part series, titled �The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown
Simpson,� dropped one day after her ex-husband O.J. Simpson�s death at 76
following a battle with prostate cancer, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The former NFL star and Brown Simpson were married for seven years and share
two kids. In 1994, she was found murdered at the Brentwood home she shared
with Simpson.

Simpson was famously acquitted in 1995 of the double murder of his ex-wife
Brown and Goldman following a murder trial that captured the attention of the
nation and created a media frenzy.

The docuseries has reportedly been in the works for more than a year with the
plan to release it in June, marking the 30th anniversary of her and Goldman�s
murder on June 12, 1994, People magazine noted. Dozens of close family and
friends were reportedly involved in the series, which is said to have
unprecedented family access and provide exclusive archival video, the outlet
noted. With Simpson�s death on Thursday, the docuseries could reportedly drop
even sooner.

Nicole Brown Simpson�s Life and Death to Be Covered in New Lifetime
Documentary https://t.co/KczI3iUlht

� People (@people) April 11, 2024

The series is part of the network�s larger Stop Violence Against Women
initiative, and will reportedly tell Nicole Brown�s side and her multiple
experiences with domestic violence, People noted.

Despite Simpson�s acquittal, the actor/athlete was found liable for Brown and
Goldman�s deaths two years after the murder trial in a civil trial brought by
the victims� families and was ordered to pay more than $33 million in
damages.

Simpson was later arrested in Las Vegas and charged with armed robbery and
kidnapping in 2007. A group of men led by Simpson entered a room at the
Palace Station hotel-casino at gunpoint with the intention of stealing sports
memorabilia which he claimed had been taken from him. He was sentenced to 33
years in prison with a minimum of nine years without parole and was released
in 2017 after serving that minimum. The former NFL star was released from
parole in 2021.

On Thursday, Simpson�s family shared the news that he had died.

�On April 10th, our father, Orenthal James Simpson, succumbed to his battle
with cancer,� the statement on X read. �He was surrounded by his children and
grandchildren. During this time of transition, his family asks that you
please respect their wishes for privacy and grace.�

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