Dean Arrindell

Jun 17, 2024 | autos.yahoo.com | Dean Arrindell

Would O.J. Simpson live or die? That question kept 95 million Americans locked to their TVs on June 17, 1994, during his infamous car chase. “People … didn’t know what was going to happen next,” helicopter journalist Zoey Tur, who broadcast the low-speed chase for KCBS-TV, tells Yahoo Entertainment. “They couldn’t take their eyes off of it.”Former Fox 11 L.A. reporter Jane Wells, who covered the 60-mile pursuit from the ground, likened the can’t-look-away appeal to gladiators of ancient Rome.

Jun 15, 2024 | ca.news.yahoo.com | Dean Arrindell |Sam Matthews |Rachel Win

What it was like to be part of the O.J. Bronco chase: Firsthand accounts on the 30th anniversaryMonday, June 17, marks 30 years since the O.J. Simpson Bronco chase, an event watched on live TV by an estimated 95 million people in the U.S. Yahoo News spoke with three reporters — Jane Wells, Conan Nolan and Zoey Tur — who covered the murders of Simpson's ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman and were involved in the slow-speed chase of Simpson and his friend Al Cowlings.

Jun 15, 2024 | yahoo.com | Dean Arrindell

Would O.J. Simpson live or die? That question kept 95 million Americans locked to their TVs on June 17, 1994, during his infamous car chase. “People … didn’t know what was going to happen next,” helicopter journalist Zoey Tur, who broadcast the low-speed chase for KCBS-TV, tells Yahoo Entertainment. “They couldn’t take their eyes off of it.”Former Fox 11 L.A. reporter Jane Wells, who covered the 60-mile pursuit from the ground, likened the can’t-look-away appeal to gladiators of ancient Rome.