Word: condoe
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...prove that Simpson was stalking his ex-wife, prosecutors also want the court to hear from neighbors who say they saw him peering through the windows of her condo. Just five days before her murder, Nicole contacted a shelter for battered women. The district attorney's office wants the records of her conversations there...
...Have you ever been to Nicole Simpson's condo at Bundy Ave.? Have you ever visited O.J.'s house on Rockingham? If so, will you promise not to visit those sites again for the duration of the trial...
...allegedly supported his then teenage mistress with funds siphoned through a spin-off company from the $3 billion charity he headed. Aramony's Sept. 13 indictment described how he sent her flowers, provided her with limousine rides, flew her to vacations, gave her use of a New York City condo, made out checks to her for "consulting," presented her with a fax machine -- all with money from the United...
...Simpson's friend Al Cowlings was thrown in the slammer for contempt of court. John Dunton claims he would be afraid for his life if he testified. In one TV interview, Dunton said he had secondhand information that three people may have been at Nicole Brown Simpson's condo the night she and her friend Ronald Goldman were slain. BTW: Dunton has twice been convicted of forgery and has been deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial in another case.. . . AND ANOTHER YET TO SURFACE? The Los Angeles police are intensifying their search for a second suspect...
...white men fleeing Nicole's house around the time of the slayings. Last week came the mysterious frozen-dessert theory, which goes something like this: shortly before the murders, Nicole stopped at a Ben & Jerry's, picked up some ice cream -- or yogurt -- and brought it to her condo, where it was allegedly found around midnight, still frozen. If so, then the defense might try to argue that Nicole and Goldman were still alive when O.J. left for the airport at around 11 that night...