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S1, EP47 "The Dance Recital"
Hours before the double homicide of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, defendant O.J. Simpson attends his daughter's dance recital; context to the video of the dance recital, at issue in this trial, becomes an important element in the case.
S1, EP48 "School Recital on Video"
Jurors hear more about the event that O.J. Simpson and his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, attended; what should've been a cheerful affair of two parents watching a daughter's dance recital becomes part of the trial in a gruesome double murder.
S1, EP60 "The Bloody Crime Scene"
The first police officer to show up at the crime scene says on the stand that the blood was still fresh; he recalls what he initially observed when he saw the bodies of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
S1, EP61 "First Officer at the Crime Scene"
The first responding officer to the crime scene at Nicole Brown Simpson's home tells jurors about how he protected the area before it was processed; neighbors tell the police about strange barking they heard that night.
S1, EP46 "A Witness to the Fights"
Denise Brown is present over the years during the allegedly abusive marriage between O.J. and Nicole Simpson, years before Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman are stabbed to death; a dance recital becomes a key moment for both sides in the case.
S1, EP45 "Older Sister Testifies"
Testimony from Nicole Brown Simpson's sister comes to a stop because of a debate over graphic photos of Nicole; Denise Brown says she was privy to the loud arguments and what she described as violent interactions between O.J. Simpson and her sister.
S1, EP44 "Nicole Brown Simpson's Sister"
The older sister of Nicole Brown Simpson takes the stand; she will be central to the state's case to provide background on the turbulent marriage of Nicole and O.J. Simpson; the state tries to paint O.J. as an angry, jealous ex-husband.
S1, EP43 "The Other 911 Call"
The next-door neighbor of O.J. and Nicole Simpson calls 911, thinking O.J. is an intruder; jurors now hear a different person other than Nicole who had called the police on O.J. for a possible domestic disturbance.
