Crime & Punishment
OJ Simpson celebrates his not guilty verdict with his attorney, Skip Taft, and confidant Robert Kardashian at his home on Rockingham Ave in Brentwood.
Photo: Brentwood, California, 1995
Following his acquittal, OJ Simpson at home, watches district attorney Gil Garcetti discuss the jury’s “not guilty” verdict at a press conference.
Photo: Brentwood, California, 1995
OJ Simpson walks along a beach in Southern California following his acquittal.
Photo: Malibu, California, 1995
Ostracized by the general public, O.J. Simpson spent most of his first days following his criminal case at home waiting to defend himself a second time in a wrongful death civil action brought by the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
Photo: Brentwood, California, 1995
Just hours before being executed for the cold-blooded murder of two young men in Utah, Gary Gilmore, poses for a last photograph.
Photo: Draper, Utah, January 17, 1977
Gary Gilmore, a prisoner on death row, seated behind a visitors glass partition, during an interview in early January 1977.
Photo: Draper, Utah, January 1977
Gary Gilmore, a prisoner on death row, seated behind a visitors glass partition, during one of his first interviews in November, 1976
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Photo: Draper Utah, November, 1976
The press viewing the chair that Gary Gilmore was strapped into when executed by a firing squad at the Utah State Penitentiary on January 17, 1977.
Photo: Draper, Utah, 1977
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