Norman Pardo - Who Really Killed Nicole?: O. J. Simpsons Closest Confidant Tells All

Copyright 2021 by Norman Pardo

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Contents

Introduction

I ts the greatest crime story ever to play out on national television the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, the thirty-five-year-old ex-wife of famed pro football star O. J. Simpson, and Ron Goldman, a twenty-five-year-old restaurant worker and friend of Nicole, who were brutally murdered by an unknown assailant outside Nicoles home in Brentwood, California, on the evening of Sunday, June 12, 1994.

Charged with the murders, O. J. Simpson underwent a nationally televised murder trial in October 1995 that lasted nearly nine months, ending in a dramatic acquittal that was watched live by over one hundred million peopleone of the largest audiences to ever witness anything in the history of television. It was called the trial of the century. But people still want to know what really happened that summer night when Nicole Brown Simpsons and Ron Goldmans lives were literally cut short.

I know secrets about that murder that have never been made public. I possess evidence of that horrific crime that took me years to uncoverevidence that this book is sharing with the public for the first time. Some names have been changed to protect the innocent, and the guilty.

Who am I and how do I come to possess such intimate knowledge of O. J. Simpson?

I, Norman Pardo, was O. J. Simpsons right-hand man, his confidant, and the keeper of his secrets. For nearly twenty years, I was O. J. Simpsons business manager. I traveled with him daily, arranged his professional appearances, spent countless days in cars and on airplanes accompanying him and videotaping him so constantly that O. J. became unaware that his words and actions were being recorded.

This book exists to show you the proof for the first time everthe back-up for the claims I made in a two-hour documentary film I produced to disclose startling revelations O. J. Simpson made in exclusive footage I took and possess. O. J. Simpson can be heard to say clearly in that video footage, You know in certain situations, I think that just about anybody is capable of doing just about anything.

What exactly did O. J. mean? Read this book, examine the evidence, decipher the clues, and solve a murder mystery that even today, over twenty-five years after the fact, keeps people guessing. Who did it? Who killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman? For the first time ever, you will now have what you need to discover the motive behind this hideous crime. In these pages, the mystery unravels.

While I believe I know who killed Nicole, I am going to share the evidence with you the reader and I am going to invite you to solve the crime. I have constructed a companion web portal with useful clues and hours of exclusive videos of O. J. Simpson behind the scenes, raw and uncensored. I believe I can say there is no person who knows more about who killed Nicole than the killer or killers themselves.

But my dilemma is that I cannot prove anything for certain in this book. Why cant I prove anything for certain? The answer to that question is simple. O. J. Simpson cannot be put on trial for those horrific murders again. Determining guilt or innocence can only be done in a criminal trial before a jury of your peers. So, in all honesty, what I am about to present to you in this book are some allegations I consider serious, backed up by years of painstaking investigation.

I have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of my own money tracking down every living person who knows something of value to solving this mystery and digging up every bit of documentary evidencegoing so far as to correspond with a notorious serial killer who as this book is being written is confined to prison, awaiting execution. In this book you are going to find evidence youve never seen before: new leads, new suspects, and a whole new perspective on the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman murder mysteries.

My final decision is to leave the solving of this great mystery up to you, the reader. Presented here for the first time with evidence that has never before been made public, you will have the opportunity to be a detective on a par with the greatest detectives of all time. You have a chance to come forward with a solution that will not only have to be ingenious but will have to connect the evidence in a way even O. J. Simpson would have to agree solves the crime.

The clues given in this book will link to information that I intend to present over the next few months in a companion website. There, I will also archive important videos from the seventy hours of videotape that I made of O. J. Simpson being O. J. Simpson in his most outrageous self in all those years that I rode with O. J., traveling to events all over the country with him as his business manager.

Once I tell everybody everything I know, it will be over. I can end this within myself. At that point, I can live without the weapon I have legally carried for ages to protect my life. I wont have to worry about the police chasing me or the FBI breaking into my offices. The drug smugglers angry at me, O. J. angry at me. The only way I can be free is really to say whats on my mind.

By writing this book and laying it all out on the line for you the reader, I can finally plan to live in peace. Once I tell my story, its overno more asking me what do I think happened? Im going to turn the entire world into investigators. Im going to give you all the clues, all the answers to everything youre looking for, and all you have to do is put them together. You will find that everything I am telling you is true, but nobody has ever put these clues together like I have. So, by doing this, I can sleep at night.

People are going to complain that I am making a whole lot of money off this O. J. Simpson thing, all this promoting. But a lot of people dont know that Ive never made any money off O. J. Simpson since I started doing this. Its never been about the money. Its always been about whether I can solve something in my own head so I can go to sleep at night and feel Ive figured it outO. J. is a murderer, or O. J. is not a murderer.