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A Model Victim of Abuse?

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Nicole was a typical battered wife – and O.J. Simpon had a “classic case of obsession,” said Dr. Susan Forward.

June 28, 2021

The Headlines. The Story.

A Life Interrupted?

Beaten? That’s Hard to Believe!
Last Christmas?
Can I Buy a Ticket to Ride?
Love YOU? Don’t Be SO Stupid!
Another Addict? How Tragic!
Intimidate or Manipulate? NO!
That Was Just Nicole!
You’ve Got IT Coming!
Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt – WHO Cares?
Anything IS Possible? Your Day WILL Come!
Murder on the Orenthal Express.
Can WE Get Worked Up About ABUSE?
Outrageous? Unfair!
Can’t Live. Can’t Live Without.
One Monster. One Howling Tragedy.
TOO Little? TOO Late!
Abused? You Are Mistaken!
Words Matter! I Told You!
The Ghost of Christmas Past.
Justice Will Be Done – NOT!

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Reader Comments.

M. King on Words Matter! I Told You!
I know what it’s like to be abused, mentally, physically and financially. That’s over now.
M. King on Words Matter! I Told You!
To this day when I see Nicole on TV my heart breaks for her. . She was finally so happy…
Susan Woodrell on You’ve Got IT Coming!
In today's world a black man can all but tell a white woman he's going to kill her, then kill…
ChasUGC on You’ve Got IT Coming!
Rest In Peace finally Nicole. I am so very sorry that you had to be treated so badly by a…
secretangel on You’ve Got IT Coming!
This was so tragic...

Introducing Nicole Brown.

VERY Much HER!

“Be Yourself”

That simple philosophy appears next to a yearbook picture of a fun-loving senior with blonde hair feathered and parted in the middle, very much the “in” style in 1976.

Her friends called her Nick.

The world would later know her as Nicole Brown Simpson.

~ Linda Deutsch

Out of Focus?

More than an Appendage?

Her face is one of the most familiar in the country, her marriage the stuff of tabloids.

But despite the intense glare of public fascination, Nicole Simpson remains out of focus.

Celebrity wife, devoted mother, pampered party girl, battered woman.

Even in death she remains an appendage to her famous husband.

~ CNN Report 1994

The Barbie Doll?

The MOST Important Thing!

In the tabloids, she’s been portrayed as a man-baiter, a pill popper, an air-headed party girl who flitted around L.A. in a white Ferrari.

Her friends remember a mom in a Jeep Cherokee sticky from slurping children.

Though she liked to work up a sweat on the dance floor and drink tequila. “Her kids were the most important thing in her life,” said her friend Ron Hardy.

“She looked like a Barbie doll, drop-dead gorgeous, but could wait on him hand and foot and have his children,” said Patricia Rose.

~ Newsweek Magazine

JUST Ordinary Words of Fear...

Insignificant Dead OR Alive?

Nicole’s ordinary words of fear, despair and terror told to friends, and concrete descriptions of physical attacks recorded in her diary, are being kept from the jury.

Insignificant when she was alive–because they didn’t save her–the victim’s words remain insignificant in death: excluded from the trial of her accused murderer, called “hearsay” and not admissible in a legal system that has consistently protected or ignored the beating and sexual abuse of women by men, especially by husbands.

~ Andrea Dworkin

'I'm Sorry I Did Not Like Your Face'

Killing a Bad Self!

May I say, without incurring wrath, that I didn’t like her face?

May I also say: So what? Whether she had a “good” face is neither here nor there. I don’t care.

I don’t care what she did or didn’t do to incur his deranged anger. Fuck him. He’s a man, isn’t he?

So why didn’t he exercise control over his bad self? Don’t tell me he couldn’t.

~ Barbara Grizzuti Harrison

Seeing IS Believing?

An Innocent Murderer?

Since we’re on the subject, here’s what I believe: In the light of the evidence presented to date, O.J. Simpson is profoundly disturbed.

I believe he killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.

I also believe he will not be convicted of murder, primarily because of racial tensions in Los Angeles and because the legal system has no rational, modern system for selecting a jury able to cope with the social pressures and legal complexities of the trial.

~ Jon Katz

In Search of THE Truth?

And a Victim’s Voice.

Shortly before sundown on the October day O.J. Simpson was acquitted, David Perel, senior editor of the National Enquirer, walked out of the tabloid’s headquarters in Florida and went home for Yom Kippur.

He stayed home the next day for the traditional period of reflection and atonement–his first quiet day since the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman: He spent hours lying face down on his bed thinking about a woman who would not see her children grow up.

He thought about racial division in the country.

By evening, he had lapsed into a state of sadness and mental and physical exhaustion. The Enquirer’s special collector’s trial issue was on its way to the printer.

The story was over, or so it seemed.

When Perel staggered back to work that Thursday, reporter Alan Butterfield, who had been trying for months to procure Nicole Brown Simpson’s diaries, told him he might be able to get them after all.

‘The National Enquirer and the Publication of Nicole’s Diaries’