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Iroc Avelli, OJ Simpson’s former bodyguard, claimed to have a recording of the late NFL player admitting to killing Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. According to .evaluation of the audio recording showed the claim to be false.

In June 2024, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) contacted the Bloomington, Minnesota police department to realize access to thumb drives confiscated during Avelli’s 2022 arrest.

Bloomington Police Department arrested Avelli for alleged assault in 2022; upon arrest, the police seized Avelli’s backpack and obtained an order to gather relevant evidence on the scene. The backpack contained multiple flash drives that the previous security guard said contained Simpson’s confessions.

According to Peasant! News“search warrant filed in Hennepin County requested by Officer George Harms seek for image pendrives in order that “a full forensic examination could possibly be carried out on all of the pendrives to acquire the recording.”

The Bloomington Police Department didn’t return the drives, opting as an alternative to conduct an internal forensic examination. After a digital forensics specialist examined the drives, Bloomington police didn’t disclose any information of “probative value” to the Los Angeles Police Department.

The further investigation into the Simpson and Goldman murders is strange because on October 3, 1995, OJ Simpson was acquitted of all charges. The former San Francisco 49er maintained his innocence until his death from cancer on April 11, 2024.

After his acquittal, OJ Simpson continued to benefit from his fame. In 1996, the Buffalo Bills player published a book titled If I Did It: Confessions of a Killer. Many found the book’s title and content distasteful and criticized it Naked weapon the actor’s constant presence in celebrity culture.

However, many individuals imagine that Simpson’s acquittal ought to be enough to just accept his presence in all spaces. BLACK ENTERPRISES reports on rapper Cam’Ron’s response to criticism after Simpson was invited on his sports show before his death.

The It is what it’s the host and businessman believes that the accusations – proven in court – shouldn’t result in ostracization. Cam’Ron believes that Simpson’s race may have played a job in continuously questioning his innocence throughout his life.

“Look, if he was guilty, we wouldn’t have him on the show,” he said. “You wish to proceed convicting an innocent man. He is innocent. If it was another person, whiter, you’d all say, “Oh, he’s innocent.” TO BE reported.

It appears that the hearings and investigation into Orenthol James Simpson’s role, or lack thereof, in his ex-wife’s murder will proceed even after his death.

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Inmates on the Gwinnett County Jail in Lawrenceville, Georgia, lost their water heating devices after using the device to attack others with water as much as 220 degrees Fahrenheit, causing serious injury.

In an announcement, the prison commander Col. Benjamin Hayes said the machine was removed after complaints from family and friends of inmates. There have been no less than 4 cases where prisoners were attacked with boiling water and two more cases involving staff. The prison tried to lower the water temperature, nevertheless it proved futile.

“We understand these changes may cause inconvenience, but are necessary to maintain the safety, security and cleanliness of the facility. We were the only facility in the Atlanta metropolitan area that provided hot water for inmates to prepare coffee and other items purchased at the commissary,” Hayes said. “These hot water units are an amenity we have provided for years, but unfortunately we have had to take these drastic steps to prioritize safety.”

On the plus side, WSB2-TV reports, inmates still have hot water for private hygiene purposes.

This fall, the county became famous Theresa Bell, Gwinnett County Jail supervisor arrested for easy battery September 27. It is unclear who Bell attacked, but in accordance with an announcement released by the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office, the act occurred while she was at work.

Bell, “The five-year employee was found to have violated several Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office policies,” the office said.

Sheriff Keybo Taylor reinforced the county’s commitment to making sure the power’s security. She also expressed the county’s commitment to hiring individuals who adhere to standards and maintain respect for everybody at the power.