The People VS. O.J. Simpson SHOCKING NEW EVIDENCE

More than 30 years after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, a new docuseries reveals what jurors never heard

Every twist and turn became a part of American pop culture.

News helicopters followed the white Ford Bronco chase down California's 405 freeway. TV cameras captured defense attorney Johnnie Cochran telling the jury, "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit." Evidence introduced during the eight-month "Trial of the Century" - from ill-fitting Isotoner gloves to bloody size-12 Bruno Magli shoeprints - became symbols of the case that gripped and divided the nation.

In October 1995, a jury ultimately found O.J. Simpson not guilty in the brutal stabbing deaths of ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson, 35, and her friend Ron Goldman, 25, the previous year. The NFL star turned actor's criminal defense team successfully sowed enough reasonable doubt, skillfully arguing that some of the overwhelming DNA evidence -including O.J.'s blood at the crime scene and the victims' blood in his vehicle could have been planted.