The Real Truth about the Murder of Nicole Brown

Referring back to the O.J. Simpson case we discussed heavily, I went back and did some more digging on YouTube to find out more information about the case. After watching a 1996 interview with Barbara Walters and Robert Kardashian, a very interesting and key point comes up that has never crossed my mind. Kardashian recalls Shapiro explaining what he thinks he really happened at the murder scene. He claims to have said that "O.J. went over there to poke Nicole's tires, she ends up catching him, and that's when the murders took place." Now, the most shocking thing about this is that the man who is leading the defense for O.J.'s case already thinks that his client is guilty. Kardashian said that Shapiro's view of guilt led to the hire of Johnnie Cochran. However, in a second video I saw, Shapiro told a CNN interviewer that he thinks there was more than one person/killer and more than one murder weapon used at the scene. In another video,  Robert Shapiro also admits that during the trial he had doubts, and wanted to take a plea bargain. He thought that the blood evidence in the Bronco was too strong and that there was too much evidence pointing at O.J. and him being the killer. Do you guys think that O.J.'s attorneys knew more about the case that wasn't talked about or surfaced, which led them to thinking even stronger that O.J. had done it? After all, Robert Kardashian did distance himself from O.J. as a friend because he had doubts about O.J.'s innocence.