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Oj. Johnson Murder Case

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Those who believe that O.J. is innocent point out the fact that the murder weapon was never found. They believe that if O.J. had committed the murders, he would have had to take his bloody clothes and murder weapon through airport security and given them to Robert Kardashian knowing that the bodies could have been discovered before he landed and the police could have been waiting for him in Chicago (Dershowitz 135). This would have been too risky, showing that O.J. could not have committed the murders.
However, on the night of the murder, O.J. got into Mr. Park’s limousine with a small black bag. Park testified that Simpson would not let him near the bag, the bag has not been seen since and some believe it contained the murder weapon. Also,

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