Simpson was examined by Dr. Huizenga. The good doctor pointed out that Simpson had not only one cut, a deep cut at that, but that he had seven (7) abrasions on his hands along with three (3) cuts. 

Simpson gives varying accounts as to how he cut his hand. Let me ask you, if you cut your hand deep enough that it bled on and off for a few days, wouldn't you remember how you did it? I remember when I get a paper cut, yet he can't remember how he gouged his hand? I don't buy it. He also gives several inconsistencies surrounding his alibi for the time the murders were committed. 

Regarding the glass Simpson eventually claims as the source of his cut, there was no blood found on, in, or anywhere near the glass he claims to have cut it on though substantial amounts of blood are found on the sheets and towels.

Rather than proclaim his innocence and turn himself in, OJ packs a bag with loads of money, clothing, his passport and a disguise. This is not the first time Simpson ran from police. During a domestic abuse incident involving Nicole Brown Simpson, OJ was told to get some clothes on because he was going to be arrested for domestic abuse. What did OJ do? He went back into the house got clothes on, took Nicole's jewelry and left out the back gate.

During the low speed chase given by LAPD, Simpson states over and over "I'm sorry, I'm sorry."

OJ bought a knife from Ross Cutlery about 6 weeks before the murders. The exact type of knife Simpson bought was proven to be the weapon with which Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were murdered with. Oddly enough, the knife Simpson bought has disappeared and has never been found. The prosecution in the criminal trial bought an exact replica, shown here.

A subsequent search of Simpson's business yields a three page document written in OJ's own hand that details the abuse he inflicted on his then wife, Nicole Brown Simpson. Simpson's "dream team" or "murderers r us" as I call them, block police from confiscating the document. When police return later with legal authority to confiscate the letter, Simpson's secretary tells them it had already been shredded. 

Probably the most damming evidence against OJ Simpson other than the blood DNA, is the results from a polygraph he took. On this polygraph, he scored a -22, a MINUS 22!. It was reported that the only questions he answered correctly were "What is you name?" and "Where do you reside?"