Nicole Brown Simpson reportedly suffered extensive abuse from her former spouse, football icon O.J. Simpson, prior to her tragic murder alongside her friend Ron Goldman almost three decades ago. A new Lifetime documentary focusing on Nicole’s «life and murder» reveals the disturbing and peculiar tactics O.J. employed in tormenting the mother of his children.
The first two episodes of «The Life & Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson», premiering this Saturday night, 1 June, at 8 p.m. ET, feature interviews with all three of Brown Simpson’s surviving sisters: Denise, Dominique, and Tanya, The Daily Beast reports.
In Episode One, Denise, the elder sister of Brown Simpson, recounts an event from Christmas 1988, when the whole family chose to take a vacation in Hawaii, according to The Daily Beast
Denise says in the documentary that their trip to Hawaii started off great but took a turn for the worse during a disturbing incident at a restaurant where Brown Simpson, O.J., Al Cowlings, and others were having lunch.
Denise continues, mentioning Nicole Brown Simpson and O.J.’s younger son, a baby at the time, sitting with a gay couple at a table. The couple found Justin beautiful. They also had a daughter named Sydney. One of the men kissed Justin on the forehead, a sweet moment disrupted by chaos once they stepped outside.
After Nicole allowed the man to hold the baby, she reclaimed the child. O.J. reportedly remarked, «Why did you let that gay guy hold my baby,’ or something similar», Cowlings reveals in the video. «She responded, ‘Why are you bothered by his being gay? Your father is gay.’ O.J. became very agitated. He planned to leave the island that very night».
«How could you allow a gay man to kiss my son» Denise recounts to Lifetime. «[Nicole] fled from the car. [O.J.] was losing control. She eventually left and went with my parents. I couldn’t exit the car anymore, as he was driving recklessly in the parking lot, and we eventually returned to the hotel».
