The first two parts of Lifetime's doc 'The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson' focused on Nicole's ups and downs with O.J. Simpson before her death
Lifetime's docuseries The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson shared new details of Nicole Brown Simpson's life before examining her tumultuous relationship with O.J. Simpson.
The third and fourth installments of the Lifetime Doc, which air on Sunday, June 2, are expected to cover Nicole's murder, O.J.'s trial and the aftermath of the scandal. The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson has relied heavily on snippets from Nicole's diary, videotape footage from the 1996 civil trial deposition, audio from Nicole's 911 calls and firsthand accounts from the police to shape their coverage.
Whitley's sister, Veterdata Jones, added: 'I believe they met in high school but she was originally dating Al Cowlings.'I was five years old and I was a flower girl at their wedding.' Veterdata added: 'She came home devastated, really hurt and angry. It was like putting a dagger in her heart and turning it around. And I don't meant to describe it like that but she was traumatized. She was very hurt.'Nicole's loved ones saw red flags with O.J. immediately. According to Brown family friend D'Anne Purcilly, Nicole's first date with O.J. concerned because she came home with 'ripped' pants.
Nicole and O.J. got married eight years after they met. They welcomed their first child, daughter Sydney, in 1985. Nicole's sisters said O.J. would often make comments about her weight during her pregnancy including that she was a 'fat ass' who needed to go on a 'diet.' She continued: 'He comes back down the stairs and Nicole is standing there. He grabs her by the throat and puts her up against the kitchen door. He throws her out the door and she ends up on her boat with bloody elbows. Then he throws me out the door but I didn't fall down. Then nothing was talked about anymore. Life went on as usual and it was never discussed again.'
Days later, the police were alerted to a domestic violence incident, which ended with them documenting the abuse against Nicole.Throughout the first two episodes, numerous people accused O.J. of being unfaithful. The names being thrown around included actress Tawny Kitaen, who mentioned in archival interviews that she met O.J. when he was married to Nicole.
'This is a 911 radio call. According to the comments, the operator could hear a woman being beaten over the phone,' Edwards noted. 'She collapsed and started yelling, 'He is going to kill me.' She had a cut approximately one-inch on her left lip. She had a swollen right forehead and her left eye was starting to blacken. She had a hand imprint on her throat.'
It took a few more years — until 1992 — for Nicole to decide to leave O.J. She asked friend Robin Greer to help her find a home and break the news to O.J. As their marriage was coming to an end, rumors started to surface about Nicole's alleged affair with O.J.'s friend Marcus Allen. A 911 phone call from 1993 showed Nicole screaming for help as O.J. yelled at her for having a man named Keith over. O.J. accused Nicole in the audio of kissing Keith, which he saw while watching her from outside her home.
The duo called it quits for good by May 1994 but Nicole was still scared of O.J. Da'Anna specifically recounted a conversation she had with Nicole before her death. According to homicide detective Tom Lange, a limo driver named Allan Park was meant to pick O.J. up at his home but he didn't appear home. A witness heard an argument between two men near Nicole's property and spotted a white car leaving the premises. As another person was driving in the area, she saw O.J. speeding in his Bronco and nearly got run over.
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