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The Ed Mylett Show · May 5, 2026 · 1h 4m

Bombshell New Evidence in the O.J. Simpson Case Feat. Chris Todd

Private investigator Chris Todd details overlooked evidence from the O.J. Simpson case, including additional blood spatter, multiple footprints, and investigative inconsistencies. He argues that the crime scene suggests multiple people may have been involved, challenging the lone‑killer narrative presented at trial. Ed Mylett presses him on the timeline, logic, and gaps in the official investigation, offering a thought‑provoking re‑examination of the case.

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Highlights

Multiple Perpetrators Theory
Chris Todd presents evidence that multiple people may have been involved in the murders.
Overlooked Crime Scene Evidence
Todd highlights critical evidence that was never fully explored by investigators or presented in court.
Investigation Oversights
The discussion reveals potential gaps and oversights in how the O.J. Simpson case was investigated.
Re‑examining the Official Timeline
Todd lays out a step‑by‑step timeline that challenges the official sequence of events.
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