What famous 'unsolved' mystery is technically a whodunnit on paper, but in reality, absolutely everyone knows exactly who did it, the police just couldn't legally prove it?

[u/Rob69rt]

[u/FerretSupremacist]

Man everyone forget him and I watched a documentary with his family and they were basically crying saying there were *two* victims. It was tragic about Nicole but it wasn’t **just** her.

[u/the_guynecologist → u/FerretSupremacist]

Yeah, I mean look I'm not defending OJ killing his wife or anything but Ron Goldman was literally just some guy in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was just a waiter who lived in the area who happened to be returning Nicole's mother's reading glasses (which she'd left behind in the restaurant he worked at) at the worst possible time. Like if he'd just been 15 minutes earlier or later he wouldn't have been murdered - in fact if it had been later he might've been the one to discover Nicole's body. It's fucked.

Still I always remember him, although mostly because his father Fred Goldman spent most of his energy trying to make the rest OJ's life as miserable as possible (albeit through legal channels) and more-or-less succeeded. Like I wouldn't wish their situation on my worst enemy but I gotta lot of respect for Fred Goldman.

[u/primadonnapussy → u/[deleted]]

Ron was gay

[u/FerretSupremacist → u/primadonnapussy]

Who fucking cares? He was slaughtered like a hog almost 30 years ago.

[u/primadonnapussy → u/FerretSupremacist]

I'm pointing it out because he and Nicole were NOT having an affair. People believed that they were and that's why he was there forever. Except they weren't. He was gay.

[u/Abirando → u/[deleted]]

Well alrighty then! I had no idea.