LAPD Confirms Knife Found on O.J. Simpson Property Not Murder Weapon from 1994

April 1, 2016   ·   Adam Wells   ·   Jump to comments

The Los Angeles Police Department has confirmed that a knife found on property previously owned by O.J. Simpson is not connected to the 1994 murder case of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. 
ABC 7 News in San Francisco reported the LAPD's announcement.
The confirmation was expected, as ABC 7 News reported on March 4 that preliminary information obtained about the knife indicated it was not the murder weapon in the case.
LAPD Captain Andrew Neiman told ABC 7 News in March that the police were made aware of the knife "within the last month" after it "was allegedly recovered by a citizen at the property possibly around the time the site was demolished, which was in 1998."
Per ABC 7 News, retired officer George Maycott, who was given the knife by a civilian, called the West Los Angeles Police Department "to tell them he was handed a knife," according to his attorney, Trent Copeland. 
Neiman told ABC 7 News last mo...

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