The Life & Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
18 year-old Nicole Brown meets 30 year-old superstar OJ Simpson while hostessing at a restaurant, embarking on a whirlwind romance that propels her into the spotlight. But while she maintains an exterior of the perfect housewife and mother, Nicole privately suffers OJ's abuse and control, culminating in a horrific night that leaves her fearing for her life.
Episode 2
After years of torment, Nicole files for divorce, entering an exciting new phase of her life which includes a dangerous dalliance with one of OJ's best friends. But after repeated harassment from OJ and a reconciliation gone awry, Nicole draws a final line in the sand that proves to be fatal.
Episode 3
As Nicole's loved ones reel from the horrific news of her murder, OJ's behavior grows increasingly erratic and bizarre. With OJ placed squarely in the LAPD's crosshairs as the prime suspect, he leads them on a slow-speed chase down the 405, kicking off six months of media mayhem, tested alliances, and shocking discoveries leading up to the trial. The trial of the century proves to be a media spectacle like the world has never seen, as well as a series of unfortunate mistakes and missed opportunities by the prosecution. Years later, OJ's continued violent behavior and mounting legal issues raise questions about what happened to Syndey and Justin without Nicole's protection.
Episode 4
The trial of the century proves to be a media spectacle like the world has never seen, as well as a series of unfortunate mistakes and missed opportunities by the prosecution. Years later, OJ's continued violent behavior and mounting legal issues raise questions about what happened to Syndey and Justin without Nicole's protection.
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