Kato Kaelin: Did O.J. Simpson Have an Accomplice? | Greta Wire
More than 30 years later, the O.J. Simpson case still raises questions.Greta Van Susteren reunites with longtime friend and key trial witness Kato Kaelin for a revealing look back at the murder case that captivated America. Kato recounts how he met Nicole Brown Simpson, ended up living on O.J. Simpson's property and became an unexpected central figure in the Trial of the Century.
Greta and Kato revisit the night of the murders, including the alarm at O.J.'s home, blood Kato says he saw the following morning, O.J.'s McDonald's trip, evidence investigators did and didn't pursue, the famous Bruno Magli shoes and Kato's belief that O.J. later wanted him to lie about whether the two had eaten together.
Plus, Greta asks Kato about a recent report raising the possibility that someone may have helped O.J., and the two examine the allegation cautiously. They also reflect on Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, the enduring pain of their families, the public spectacle surrounding the trial, and Kato's new true-crime project, "Murder in a Minute."
And there is a lighter side: Greta and Kato swap Wisconsin stories, talk Packers and Brewers, remember their memorable first meeting and reveal how the O.J. case created an unlikely friendship lasting more than 30 years.
CHAPTERS
01:42 Kato joins Greta
02:04 Packers, Brewers and Wisconsin roots
05:36 Kato's "Murder in a Minute"
07:14 Greta reflects on reasonable doubt and the victims
08:13 Greta and Kato remember their first meeting
10:19 Kato on fame and backlash during the O.J. trial
11:26 How Kato met O.J. Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson
14:55 Questions about blood evidence at Rockingham
17:16 Why the O.J. trial still matters
17:46 O.J.'s call about the alarm
19:18 Greta raises a theory about what happened at the house
20:04 Kato: "He wants me to lie"
20:35 The human cost behind the Trial of the Century
21:44 Rodney King, policing and reasonable doubt
22:40 How DNA shaped the trial
24:35 Remembering Ron Goldman and his family
26:38 Kato on life after the trial
27:04 How Brian became "Kato"
29:02 Kato's incredible Packers story
33:00 Inside Kato's "Murder in a Minute" project
34:22 Greta recounts the Joran van der Sloot sting story
38:40 Kato and Greta discuss repeat offenders
41:06 Where are the O.J. trial figures today?
42:22 The airport story and O.J.'s missing bag
44:22 A new theory involving a possible accomplice
45:41 Evidence the prosecution didn't use
47:19 Kato on how he views O.J. today
48:55 Greta reflects on the Goldman family
51:04 Why America is still fascinated by the case
51:36 Kato's perfect tombstone line
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