Kato Kaelin, the then-radio personality and witness in the O.J. Simpson double murder trial, spoke out on the ex-NFL star’s death on Thursday.
O.J. Simpson murder trial witness and reality TV show figure Kato Kaelin spoke out to Fox News following the death of the disgraced NFL icon on Thursday, expressing his belief that he murdered his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman, despite a jury’s acquittal nearly 30 years ago.
„My opinion was I think he’s guilty. I have that opinion. And I still believe that today,“ he said on „Jesse Watters Primetime.“
„On his deathbed, I don’t know if he said a penance or not – but, I really believe he is guilty – and if he made peace with God or not.“
Kaelin underlined his immediate thoughts are with the Brown and Goldman families as well as Simpson’s kin.
„I cherish memories of Nicole – you know, she was a beacon of light. She really was. She was bright. She was funny,“ he said. „And… people shouldn’t forget that. It’s really about two young, beautiful people that were murdered.“
When asked on „Jesse Watters Primetime“ whether he was very close with Simpson, Kaelin said he was moreso someone who „h[u]ng out“ with the celebrity.
