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If you’ve been keeping up with the latest developments in the murder case of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman, earlier this month the LAPD confirmed that they were testing new evidence — a knife discovered on the former property of O.J. Simpson by a construction worker in 1998, but only just recently turned in to police. Unfortunately, that knife may or may not actually contain any DNA on it, depending on who you ask.
Either way, Simpson himself, currently serving a 33-year prison sentence at Nevada’s Lovelock Correctional Center, isn’t sweating the new evidence, according to Jeffrey Felix, the man claiming to be the Juice’s former prison guard and close confidant. Although Felix, who is currently writing a book called Guarding the Juice: How O.J. Simpson Became My Prison BFF, retired in September, he says that he still has connections inside the prison who have spoken to Simpson recently.
“O.J. thinks the knife thing is a complete joke and he wants to know why it was held on to for 18 years before it was turned in,” Felix said. “He jokingly says, ‘If the knife is rusted, I can’t be busted.’ ”
Felix said he believes Simpson is guilty of the murders of Brown Simpson and Goldman.
“O.J. told me one time that only two people alive know who committed the Brentwood murders: Him and Al Cowlings,” Felix recalled. “Al Cowlings was the one that drove the white Bronco and Al Cowlings was O.J.’s best friend.”
For his part, Simpson’s attorney completely denies these claims, saying that the representation of Felix’s relationship with his client is “fantasy, wildly exaggerated, or blatantly false,” and that he didn’t even work in the same unit that Simpson is housed. Meanwhile Felix thinks that he and Juice are totes going to be golf buds if and when he gets paroled, so it seems possible that there may be a miscommunication on one or more sides.
(Via ABC News)