Killer Thriller: Kato Kaelin: O.J.'s strange behavior right before Nicole Brown Simpson was murdered
episodePreviously titled “Kato Kaelin: O.J.'s strange behavior right before Nicole Brown Simpson was murdered” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026
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Amy Robach and TJ Holmes present Killer Thriller with your host, Alisa Donovan. Hey everyone, Elisa Donovan here, and welcome back to Killer Thriller. We are jumping right back into our conversation with Kato Kaelin, who ended up at the center of one of the biggest trials in history. From what that night actually felt like to how it's been portrayed ever since, there is a lot more to unpack with Kato. What he saw, what he lived through, and how he looks at all of it now. Kato, thank you so much for being here today and for being here in person. It makes a difference, doesn't it? It makes a really, really big difference. When you said, Kato, we've got a couch and it's a pullout, I was like, Lisa, thanks a lot.
I can afford my own couch now.
Quit picking on me.
I was like, listen, listen, listen. We can help you out. We can help you out. So I do want to share with everyone what we just discussed that when I first moved, first of all, I visited Los Angeles for the first time when I was living in New York, the week of June 12th, 1994, the Bronco chase interrupting the Knicks game, all of this. And I went, what is wrong with this city? This is crazy. Then I moved to LA several months later and the gym that I belong to was better known as Butts on Beverly, was on Beverly and Sweetser, and I walk in the door, and who is working out in the gym but Kato Kaelin, and I'm like, what is going on? That's so funny. I think I asked you, can I get a spot? Yeah, exactly. And it was like Bruce Springsteen, Dave Navarro that I had a huge crush on.
I think he knew and he sort of would like milk it and say hi to me all the time. And I was embarrassed. It was like quite a scene. Everybody worked out there and it was like the cheap place to go. Yes. Do you remember when you'd work out there, you'd be in the bottom and you'd hear all the creaking upstairs the way to go this.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:14
2
What strange behavior did Kato Kaelin observe from O.J. Simpson before the murder?
9:14–17:54
3
How did Kato Kaelin describe his relationship with Nicole Brown Simpson?
17:54–26:20
4
What events led up to the night of Nicole Brown Simpson's murder?
26:20–29:37
5
What details did Kato Kaelin share about the night of the murder?
29:37–38:54
6
How did Kato Kaelin's presence affect the investigation?
38:54–52:48
Speakers
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