The mystery reopens: The secret documents that reveal O.J. Simpson's secret partner

A new investigation by The New York Times reveals documents and testimonies about a criminal who allegedly helped O.J. Simpson dispose of the murder weapon, more than 30 years after the murder trial. According to the testimony of the criminal's brother, he returned to a hideout apartment on the night of the murders with bloodied hands and asked to get rid of a bag.

More than 30 years after O.J. Simpson's murder trial, a comprehensive investigation by The New York Times reveals documents and testimonies about a criminal close to his circle who allegedly helped dispose of the murder weapon. The findings reopen the possibility that Simpson did not act alone. According to the testimony of the criminal's brother, the two were in a hideout apartment in West Hollywood on the night of the murders, June 12, 1994. The brother claims the criminal left the apartment around 6:00 PM and returned around midnight with bloodied hands and carrying a heavy bag. The criminal asked his brother to get rid of the bag, which also contained clothes, and he threw it into a dumpster. The brother said he heard the criminal talking on the phone with a man named Cowlings and telling him he had just returned from 'helping' O.J. The article notes that the prosecution and police in Los Angeles previously dismissed the idea that Simpson had an accomplice.