The Simpson family recently confirmed the passing of O.J. Simpson at the age of 76. His attorney, Malcolm LaVergn, stated that Simpson died of metastatic prostate cancer. In the wake of this announcement, many are curious about his final moments.
According to those close to him, Simpson was surrounded by his surviving children during his last days.
To maintain privacy, visitors were required to sign non-disclosure agreements. Despite these agreements, an anonymous source has spoken out to address rumors surrounding Simpson’s deathbed confession.
The source, with direct knowledge of the situation, has firmly denied any such confession took place, calling the rumors "completely untrue." According to the source, Simpson made no remarks about the infamous Los Angeles case or any other matters. Instead, in his final moments, he simply requested to watch a golf tournament and asked for some water—hardly the actions of someone making a dramatic confession, but rather the simple wishes of a man nearing the end of his life.
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These developments follow earlier reports from February 2024 that indicated Simpson was in hospice care after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Local 10 News reported that he had been undergoing chemotherapy, and was last seen using a cane for mobility. While fans and the public were concerned by these reports, it is important to separate fact from fiction.
The rumors of a deathbed confession are entirely false. O.J. Simpson died from metastatic prostate cancer. As we reflect on his life, we should remember his achievements in football and wish him peace in his final rest.
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