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The Ed Mylett Show · October 6, 2026 · 56m

The Sister of Nicole Brown Simpson Speaks Out

Denise Brown, sister of Nicole Brown Simpson, joins Ed Mylett to share her 32-year journey of advocacy after Nicole’s murder. She reveals why victims of domestic violence often stay silent, the mistakes well-meaning friends and family make, and a practical TRUST framework for supporting someone who isn't ready to leave. Denise also discusses the early warning signs of abuse, her personal faith struggle after tragedy, and the importance of honoring a lost loved one through action. Her new book, For My Sister Nicole, aims to help others recognize and respond to abuse.

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The silence that protects abusers
Nicole Brown Simpson never told her family about the abuse because she was trying to protect them from the knowledge and its emotional toll.
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The wrong things to say to a victim
Denise shared that well-meaning attempts to help can inadvertently push a victim further away.

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