Nicole Brown Simpson's sisters have a reason that they aren't vocal about who they believed killed her. During an interview on Today, Nicole's sisters, Denise, Dominique, and Tanya, shared why they prefer not to discuss their opinions of their sister's murder.
Nicole was fatally stabbed on June 12, 1994, alongside her friend Ronald Goldman outside of her home in Brentwood, Los Angeles. Former NFL star O.J. Simpson was tried and acquitted of the murders after an eight month trial that ran from January 24 to October 3, 1995.
"If someone asks you, 'Do you think O.J. killed your sister?' you say — ?" the women were asked. "I don't answer," one of them replied. When asked why, she responded, "Because of the children."
"I don't need to be vocal and say that I believe it or that I don't believe it," one sister continued. "My focus is completely different."
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"I understand, not wanting to go public when there are children involved," one person commented. "However, this practice of silence simply enables abuse. Both are deceased. Let the truth come out. Turning your cheek continues the abuse cycle for her and the many many others without a voice. Have a voice for Nicole. Have a voice for humanity. Don't hide, just tell the truth. You may save other lives."
