As reported by Bustle, another theory suggests O.J. Simpson's eldest son, Jason, killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. According to the theory, Jason, who was 24 years old a the time, committed the murders himself. However, the speculation also suggests O.J. was present at the scene. The theory was originally presented by William C. Dear in his 2014 book, "O.J. Is Innocent and I Can Prove It." Although the theory is compelling, Jason had an alibi, as he was working at a restaurant on the night Brown Simpson and Goldman were killed. Authorities also have never given any credibility to the theory.
Another theory was presented by Johnny Cochran, a member of O.J. Simpson's defense team. Bustle reports Cochran suggested Brown Simpson either owed money to drug dealers or was killed while drug dealers were in the process of trying to locate one of her friends. As is the case with the other theories, authorities have not suggested they believe Brown Simpson and Goldman's murders were drug-related.
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