O.J. Simpson, revisits the infamous 1994 murder case and trial that captivated the world. The four-part series explores key aspects of the case, from forensic evidence to the media frenzy and lasting impact.

Apparently, enough for Netflix to commission a four-parter.

Arguably the biggest mystery in the O.J. Simpson case that never got solved is what happened to the murder weapon, a knife. No murder weapon was presented as evidence in the trial, and no proof of its whereabouts has turned up in three decades. And yet, a couple of people interviewed for American Manhunt think they know what happened to it.

This article contains gruesome details of murder and violence, which could be triggering for some readers. Netflix’s American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson was already a big hit when it was announced. The series gave its viewers some of the most spine-chilling facts related to the case it focused on.

O.J. Simpson" that when he dies, he should be buried "with a pair of Isotoner gloves,” after his botched glove demonstration during the 1995 murder trial.

OJ Simpson and Nicole Brown’s kids Sydney and Justin have kept out of the public eye since the murder trial. They remained with their father when he moved to Florida, and stood by him when he faced further legal troubles later in life.

Netflix’s four-part documentary revisits the sensational case in revelatory if morbid detail, examining the failures of the police and prosecution.

A new Netflix docuseries raises questions about whether all relevant evidence was aired in the courtroom during O.J. Simpson’s murder trial 30 years ago. “American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson” highlights two people with potentially incriminating information against Simpson,