#BBB NEWS| LAPD Confirms Investigation Of A Buried Knife At O.J. Simpson’s Brentwood Manor

With O.J. Simpson’s controversial murder trial of 1994 depicted on the small screen for FX’s 10-part series, American Crime Story: The People V. O.J. Simpson, the former pro-footballer has re-entered America’s living room once again. Now, Simpson’s acquitted trial just received a possible game-changing discovery.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the LAPD confirmed an investigation into a knife that was found buried on Simpson’s Brentwood estate.

The suspected murder weapon was brought to the attention of authorities a few months ago by a retired officer who notified detectives of the knife’s being. It’s still unclear when exactly the knife was uncovered and the timeline of events that occurred after, until now.

#BBB NEWS| The Doctor Who Inspired ‘Concussion’ Is Willing To “Bet His License” That O.J. Simpson Has CTE Brain Disease

The curious case of O.J. Simpson’s alleged and actual indiscretions might all point back to a severe brain injury.

According to Dr. Bennett Omalu, the man who inspired Will Smith’s starring role in the film Concussion, Simpson is be suffering from the disease he discovered: chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).

In an interview with ABC News, Dr. Omalu was so confident in his hypothesis, that said he was willing to bet his license on it.

“O.J. Simpson is more likely than not to suffer from CTE,” Omalu said. “I would bet my medical license on it.”

#BBB NEWS| O.J. Simpson 'Reveals Whether Or Not Khloe Kardashian Could Be His Daughter'

O.J. Simpson has reportedly denied sleeping with Kris Jenner, and dismissed claims he could be the father of Khloe Kardashian .

The former NFL legend - who is in jail for armed robbery -is said to have spoken to prison guard Jeffrey Felix over the last seven years and opened up to him on a range of subjects.

Felix told the New York Times' Page Six: "O.J. picked me out. He ended up trusting me almost as much as Al Cowlings. He said, 'You're like a brother to me.' "