People were on pins and needles to hear Kato Kaelin’s testimony in the O.J. Simpson trial. Kaelin was on the property the night of the murders and was good friends with Simpson, which he admitted in court. He shared, “Yes. I’m still a friend,” he continued, “I’m — I know my job is to be 100 percent honest and that’s what I’m going to do.” Kaelin told his side of the story, and despite revealing some damning details, it wasn’t enough to have the jury prosecute Simpson, who was later acquitted.
Even though he was good friends with Simpson once, Kaelin’s life today has included a shift in his feelings toward his former friend. He believes Simpson committed the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The former witness wondered if Simpson expressed regret for what he believes the professional athlete did to his ex-wife and her friend. He told USA Today, “I believe in heaven and hell myself. So I don’t know if he died knowing what he had done or if he had a penance to whatever.” Kaelin sees Simpson’s death as closure but still feels remorse for the Brown and Goldman family. He shared, “It’s horrible what he did to families, of putting them through pain. And the pain always will be there.” The pain never went away for the Goldman family, as they have since reacted to the news of Simpson’s death.
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