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One of the most compelling parts of Kaelin’s recounting involves evidence that was seemingly overlooked or not presented in court. For example, a witness named Skip Junius observed O.J. Simpson disposal of a duffel bag at the airport, which contained a knife and bloodied clothing—the murder weapon in the case. Yet, this testimony was never introduced during the trial.
Similarly, Kaelin mentions a police officer, Brad Roberts, who reportedly found wet, dark clothes in the washer at Rockingham, suggesting blood evidence that was never entered into evidence or testified about. Such omissions have fueled speculation about whether all relevant evidence was considered or intentionally left out, raising questions about the thoroughness and integrity of the investigation.