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1995 criminal trial · Source day 148

People v OJ - Day 148 - Sept 15, 1995 - Audio Remastered

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Case background

O.J. Simpson was tried in Los Angeles for the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. On October 3, 1995, the jury returned not-guilty verdicts. This collection follows the preliminary hearings and the criminal trial, ending with the verdict recording.

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Keep the stage of the case in view as you watch: preliminary hearings, witness testimony and the verdict serve different purposes. This collection does not include the civil case or Simpson’s later Nevada proceedings.

Compiled by Trial Empire with AI assistance · Sources checked November 10, 2026 · Sources & corrections

Key dates

1994
The collection begins with preliminary-hearing recordings. Source ↗
1995
Criminal-trial recordings follow the hearings in the viewing list. Source ↗
October 3, 1995
The jury acquitted Simpson of the criminal charges. Source ↗

Collection scope & recording notes

The 1994 preliminary hearings and 1995 criminal trial, through the verdict. 164 recordings, approximately 655 hours: six preliminary-hearing days and the source’s numbered trial Days 1–158. Source: Vielhammer Media’s audio-remastered series, crediting OJ Trial Uncut for the original compilation. Original titles and broadcaster credits are preserved; source Days 113–115 are placed in numerical order. Day numbers and dates follow the uploader and may contain labeling errors; this is not a certified complete court record. Day 157 is blocked in Japan. The chase, civil case and later proceedings are excluded.

THE VIEWER’S GUIDE · 1994 hearings · 1995 criminal trial

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O.J. Simpson

1995 criminal trial · Source day 148