Forensic testimony claims police fabricated blood evidence in O.J. Simpson murder trial

Forensic testimony claims police fabricated blood evidence in O.J. Simpson murder trial The passage describes alleged forensic manipulation in the O.J. Simpson case and references the author’s involvement in the von Bülow case, but provides no new concrete evidence, transactions, or high‑level officials. It offers a modest lead for re‑examining forensic testimony, but lacks novelty or direct links to powerful actors. Key insights: Claims police dripped blood from vials onto a sock to frame Simpson; Describes mirror‑image stain analysis as basis for juror conviction; Author cites prior success overturning the von Bülow conviction using scientific defense