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S1, EP40 "Nicole Leaves Clues"
Nicole Brown Simpson's safe deposit box includes photos of bruises on her, newspaper clippings of the 1989 domestic violence incident where she was hospitalized, a journal tracking alleged stalking by O.J., apology letters from him, and even a will.
S1, EP41 "Building Up the Motive for Murder"
The prosecution spends most of five full days in court trying to establish a motive for murder; the state begins its case-in-chief by going back in time, highlighting the domestic issues between O.J. and Nicole Simpson during their rocky marriage.
S1, EP42 "Prior Domestic Incident"
A neighbor who lived next door to O.J. and Nicole Simpson takes the stand and recalls a domestic incident she witnessed in the spring of 1992, weeks after the two formally divorced.
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.
S1, EP39 "From Friend's Testimony to Safe Deposit Box"
Once news breaks that Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were murdered, Ronald Shipp calls O.J. and shows up at his home; Shipp says he remembers the conversation they had, which includes the bloody glove found at the crime scene.
S1, EP38 "OJ Simpson's Friend of 20 Years"
Ronald Shipp doesn't go to investigators after he says O.J. Simpson told him he dreamed of killing his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson; Shipp says he didn't want to get involved and wanted to be loyal to his friend of over two decades.
S1, EP37 "Defense Grills OJ's Longtime Friend"
During cross-examination, the defense gets O.J. Simpson's close friend Ronald Shipp to admit that O.J.'s remark about dreaming of killing his ex-wife was a joke; Shipp's alcohol problem comes up as well.
S1, EP36 "All About What the Friend Said"
One of O.J. Simpson's closest friends becomes a not-so-friendly witness in his murder trial; in the days after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, O.J. has family and friends stay with him at his house, including Ronald Shipp.
