OJ Simpson's 'hypothetical confession' to murder resurfaces after death anniversary

OJ Simpson's 'hypothetical confession' to murder resurfaces after death anniversaryO.J. Simpson died aged 76 two years ago, with his his family confirming at the time the former NFL star had been battling prostate cancer3amEmma Mackenzie Features Writer17:20, 13 Apr 2026Updated 17:20, 13 Apr 2026View 2 Images(Image: Fox)O.J. Simpson's controversial 'Lost Confession' regarding murder has resurfaced.‌Two years ago this month, the controversial 76-year-old former NFL player died from prostate cancer.‌The family of Simpson announced his passing via social media at the time, releasing a statement: "On April 10th, our father, Orenthal James Simpson, succumbed to his battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his children and grandchildren. During this time of transition, his family asks that you please respect their wishes for privacy and grace." Simpson's fight with prostate cancer, had become known to the public earlier that year.‌Back in 1994, Simpson was taken into custody as a suspect in the killings of his former wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. In proceedings later known as the 'Trial of The Century', the ex-sports icon notably rejected any notions of his involvement and was cleared of the murders in 1995.READ MORE: Inside Melania's separate life and 'disturbing' motive for Epstein move that 'blindsided' TrumpREAD MORE: Charles and Camilla's milestones and scandals - leaked calls, affair and Diana showdownHowever, in a divisive Fox News interview 12 years afterwards, he made an unusual hypothetical 'confession' where he spoke about knives, karate and 'blood', while promoting his new book 'If I Did It'.View 2 ImagesOJ Simpson - the man at the center of the Trial of the Century - died two years ago(Image: (Photo by Jason Bean-Pool/Getty Images))‌The 2006 conversation with Judith Regan certainly divided audiences, though Simpson insisted his &#...