Amongst those to thus be mentioned significantly throughout this original production was none other than Marcia Rachel Clark (née Kleks, formerly Horowitz), the lead prosecutor in this trial. Although ...

Orenthal James Simpson were Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden; Clark served as the lead prosecutor of the trial and Darden acted as co-counsel. In one of several shocking revelations from ...

Jill Shively, an eyewitness who claims to have seen an angry Simpson driving near Brown Simpson’s house around the time of ...

As a result, Marcia Clark, the lead prosecutor on the case, shied away from calling Shively as a witness. The O.J. Nobody Knew — Read PEOPLE's July 4, 1994 Cover Story “Marcia thought that ...

Though countless films and shows have been made chronicling O.J. Simpson's controversial murder trial, two acclaimed hits stand out from the rest.

Marcia Clark is absent from the doc, but her co-prosecutor, Christopher Darden, is interviewed onscreen. “We approached Marcia Clark a few times… she decided that she didn’t want to be a ...

Shively, who was raising her young daughter at the time, sold her story to the tabloid show Hard Copy. As a result, Marcia Clark, the lead prosecutor on the case, shied away from calling Shively as a ...

It was O.J. Simpson.” At the time, Shively sold her story to the show Hard Copy, which caused the lead prosecutor, Marcia Clark, to avoid calling her as a witness because she thought it might ...

Not because Darden and co-prosecutor Marcia Clark lost the case against Simpson, but because, for Brown, it would be simply too meta. Related: Paradise reunites This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman ...