O.J. Simpson's Best Friend Al Cowlings May Have Known About the Murder Weapon That 'Swims With the Fishes'

In a riveting new documentary series, 'TMZ Presents: O.J. How He Really Did It,' hosted by Harvey Levin, long-held secrets about the notorious 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman are being brought to light. One of the most startling revelations involves O.J. Simpson's best friend, Al Cowlings, who may have knowledge about the murder weapon's fate.

Cowlings, now 76, was the driver of the white Bronco during the infamous low-speed car chase through Los Angeles, a scene etched into the collective memory of millions. Following the chase, Cowlings was arrested and reportedly sought help from businessman Wayne Hughes. According to sources, Cowlings allegedly threatened to disclose everything he knew about the murders if Hughes did not assist him.

Wayne Hughes, the founder of Public Storage, was a prominent figure who frequently hosted gatherings attended by both O.J. Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson. Nicole reportedly confided in Hughes about O.J.'s abusive behavior, a critical piece of information that never made it to the courtroom due to Hughes being barred from testifying.

In a shocking twist, an adult film star who knew Cowlings claimed in an interview with TIME that Cowlings had confided in her that the knife used in the murders "swims with the fishes." This cryptic statement suggests that the murder weapon may have been disposed of in a body of water, forever eluding investigators.

Adding another layer of intrigue, the house where Hughes hosted his parties is now owned by Harvey Levin himself, the host of the new docuseries. This connection between the property and the ongoing investigation into the murders provides a unique backdrop to the revelations presented in the series.

'TMZ Presents: O.J. How He Really Did It' is not the only recent docuseries delving into the Simpson-Goldman murders. Earlier in June, the producers of 'Surviving R. Kelly' released 'The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson,' which offers a detailed and nuanced account of Nicole's life through interviews with family and friends. This docuseries aims to highlight Nicole's side of the story, providing a poignant and personal perspective on the tragic events.

The new information brought forward in these docuseries continues to captivate the public, maintaining interest in a case that has fascinated and divided people for nearly three decades. The possibility that Cowlings holds crucial, undisclosed knowledge about the murders and the disposal of the murder weapon adds a new dimension to the ongoing discussions and theories surrounding the case.

The docuseries available on Tubi, 'TMZ Presents: O.J. How He Really Did It,' promises to unveil deeper truths and potentially unresolved questions about one of the most high-profile murder cases in American history. With the inclusion of interviews and new testimonies, it seeks to provide a fresh perspective on the events and key figures involved.

As the public continues to seek closure and understanding about the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, these docuseries offer an opportunity to revisit the evidence, explore new theories, and consider the lingering mysteries that have yet to be fully explained. Whether Al Cowlings' alleged knowledge about the murder weapon will lead to new breakthroughs remains to be seen, but the revelations already presented have certainly reignited interest and speculation.