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.

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.

O. J. Simpson explores the infamous case in a new light. The series uses interviews and archival footage from the trial and the events surrounding it. American Manhunt outlines the events of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman's deaths,

Netflix has launched a new docuseries, American Manhunt: OJ Simpson, which delves into the 1994 double murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The series also revisits the sensational 1995 murder trial where former football star OJ Simpson was controversially acquitted.

Apparently, enough for Netflix to commission a four-parter. While a good portion of “American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson” rehashes what has already been said in “O.J.: Made in America,” the Netflix series does include a few new voices,

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.

Despite OJ Simpson’s triumphs in professional athletics, his football talents were not what made him a household name. The shocking murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman,