Join us as we delve into the unbelievable details of O.J. Simpson's iconic Bronco chase on the 30-year anniversary of June 17, 1994. Get ready to learn things never reported from Detective Tom Lange, who spoke to Simpson as he held a gun to his head, and reporter Jim Moret, who has a fascinating connection to the events. You will be captivated by the twists and turns of this infamous saga, hosted by Tom Zenner and Kato Kaelin. The series is sponsored by American Hartford Gold. Get up to $15,000 of free silver on qualifying purchases. Call 866-718-8939 or text TOM to 998899.

Kato Kaelin, Detective Tom Lange, and limo driver Allan Park together relive the gripping moments from being at the epicenter of the events on June 12, 1994, when Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered in Brentwood, launching the O.J. Simpson saga. For the first time, those key figures, along with two eyewitnesses with gripping stories, meet to share chilling, dramatic, and some unknown details of what went down that terrible and fateful night. It’s the most infamous story and biggest media spectacle ever and the first of three special episodes on the O.J. saga with the people who were there. The series is sponsored by American Hartford Gold. Get up to $15,000 of free silver on qualifying purchases. Call 866-718-8939 or text TOM to 998899. hubs.li/Q02zT1qn0

One driver found himself LEADING O.J. Simpson's slow-speed chase in 1994. It was the same NBC Los Angeles reporter whose crew got the only video catching Simpson wearing the cold steel of handcuffs the day after the murders. Conan Nolan walks Tom and Kato through every tip, lead, emotion, and pulse-pounding detail of the most infamous week in pop culture history.

For four hours, the world was glued to their TV sets as O.J. Simpson rode in the backseet of a white Bronco with $9,000 in cash, a disguise, and a handgun pointed at his head. He had bolted from the Kardashian’s home, refusing to turn himself in to authorities, and instead went to the gravesite of Nicole Brown Simpson when he was spotted by one crafty TV news helicopter pilot and reporter. Zoey Turr describes the incredible breaks, the drama, tension and all the details of spotting Simpson, and following him and A.C. Cowlings all by herself on the 5 and 405 Freeways. Stop data brokers from exposing your personal information. Go to my sponsor https://aura.com/onedegree for a 14-day free trial and see how much of yours is being sold. Subscribe to One Degree of Scandalous: www.youtube.com/@onedegreeofscandalous?sub_confirmation=1

Allan Park was three months into his new job as a limo driver when he received a call that changed his life forever. His boss dispatched him to 360 N Rockingham in the luxurious suburb of Brentwood in Los Angeles. It was late, on June 12, 1994. His assignment was to drive O.J. Simpson to LAX. This epic journey occurred less than an hour after Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were killed two miles away. Park and Kato Kaelin speak together for the first time ever, and this incredible episode reveals information never told before. Every minute, every chilling detail. Subscribe to One Degree of Scandalous: www.youtube.com/@UCRBCybyvysV0vLM_259A19w

Less than two hours after a horrific double homicide, O.J. Simpson stepped out of a limo at LAX on June 12, 1994, walked to a trash can, slightly unzipped a small gym bag, and secretively emptied items into it. Watching him closely was Skip Junis, an L.A. businessman at the airport to pick up his wife. Skip is convinced Simpson was getting rid of the murder weapon and bloody clothes. Junis was another credible witness who could have been used by prosecutor Marcia Clark to help convict Simpson, but inexplicably, he was never called to testify in the trial. Junis joins Tom Zenner and Kato Kaelin to walk them and viewers through everything that happened that night. Did O.J. look suspicious? Is he certain of what he saw? Did he call 911? Watch this fascinating interview that true crime and scandal fans will hang on every word. https://www.youtube.com/@TZScandal

O.J. Simpson beat double murder charges & avoided an orange prison jumpsuit in L.A. but NOT in Vegas. A bizarre, wild, and truly unbelievable series of events unfolded during a crazy few days in Sin City. O.J.'s luck officially ran out, resulting in multiple felony charges and a long prison sentence. One man was in the middle of it all - Andy Caldwell, the lead Las Vegas PD Detective on the case, who received the first call from dispatch and uncovered all of the evidence needed to pin O.J. to the crime. In his only in-studio interview, Andy shares a story you must see and hear for yourself to believe. The miraculous breaks and the missteps of his rag-tag criminal gang are laid out in a mesmerizing fashion. Stop data brokers from exposing your personal information. Go to my sponsor https://aura.com/onedegree for a 14-day free trial and see how much of yours is being sold. to One Degree of Scandalous: / @tzscandal

On the night of June 12, 1994, OJ Simpson, in his white Bronco with his lights off, was frantically speeding away from the scene of the crime. At that exact same moment,  single mom Jill Shively was trying to get to a restaurant before it closed. Their paths crossed on San Vicente Blvd in Brentwood blocks from Nicole Brown Simpson's condo.  Simpson almost wipes out Jill's Volkswagen Bug and barks at her to move. Thinking an intoxicated former NFL star had almost sideswiped her, Jill calls the LAPD and sets off a series of events too incredible to be made up.  What happened in those moments, days, and weeks after this improbable encounter is discussed in dramatic detail, leaving you on the edge of your seat. Why was Jill Shively never called to testify in the Trial of the Century? What happened to her life in the past 30 years?  Tom Zenner and Kato Kaelin guide you through a scintillating, chilling, and phenomenal one-hour conversation with Jill sitting in the studio with them that True Crime fans will be hanging on every single word. It's a hot new One Degree of Scandalous episode with Tom Zenner and Kato Kaelin.

Legendary LAPD detective Tom Lange was one of the first to arrive at the horrific crime scene at Nicole Brown Simpson’s condo shortly after the murders. From there, he went to OJ”s house, thinking OJ could be a victim. For the next year, Detective Lange and his partners collected massive amounts of evidence that could have convicted OJ Simpson, but it was NEVER ALLOWED IN THE TRIAL. Lange speaks exclusively with Tom Zenner and Kato Kaelin and shares unknown details of what they found, including a receipt for a knife that was purchased just weeks before the murder. And what about the suspicious nature of OJ’s bloody finger? All of this is discussed in scintillating fashion, including how Lange grabbed a phone, dialed OJ’s cell, and proceeded to speak to Simpson during the infamous white Bronco slow-speed chase the world was watching.

Kato Kaelin was with OJ Simpson the night Simpson killed Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. He was asleep in Simpson's backyard bungalow when LAPD detectives knocked on his door in the wee hours of the following day. Kato shares riveting details from the past 30 years and pays tribute to Ron and Nicole on the day the world found out OJ Simpson died.