Newsweek magazine said on Sunday it obtained the crucial chapter in the scrapped O.J. Simpson book in which he told how he might have killed his ex-wife if he were the murderer, including arguing with her and finding himself holding a bloody knife.
Newsweek said it obtained from a source who asked not to be identified the chapter in "If I Did It," in which the former football star makes "a seeming confession" about the murder of his ex-wife and a friend.
In a 1995 criminal trial, Simpson was found innocent of murdering Nicole Brown Simpson and friend Ron Goldman.
In the chapter Newsweek obtained, the magazine said Simpson tells of arguing with his ex-wife outside her home, of her falling and hitting her head and of finding himself holding a bloody knife with both her and her friend dead.
Newsweek assistant managing editor Mark Miller said the chapter seems like a confession because it closely meshes with evidence in the case, he said.
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** if you're interested i said if, go to google images and search "nicole simpson murder photo" .. it's not a pretty picture!
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