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Florida / Ron Goldman / OJ Simpson / Nicole Brown #1197221

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Jul 18, 2017
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We're learning more tonight about what could face OJ Simpson if he's granted parole on that highly anticipated hearing this week that it will be broadcast live. After nearly a decade behind bars for robbery, Simpson still faces families that want to make sure he continues to pay. NBC is Joe Fryer has those details. When OJ Simpson fights for his release before a parole board Thursday, he won't be alone. A friend or relative can testify on his behalf. And one of the robbery victims, Bruce Frohman...
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