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The housekeeper of O.J. Simpson's neighbor testifies in a hearing, but jurors are not in the courtroom; Rosa Lopez claims she saw O.J.'s car by his house during the time Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman are killed.
The housekeeper of O.J. Simpson's neighbor testifies in a hearing, but jurors are not in the courtroom; Rosa Lopez claims she saw O.J.'s car by his house during the time Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman are killed.
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