O.J's MOON - Untold True Stories from the Other Side

B.T. Wedemeyer - O.J.'s MOON: Untold True Stories from the Other
Side





Aug 5, 2024





A few years ago, Brian Wedemeyer, an elementary school principal in
rural Arizona, is watching a documentary about the murders of
Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman when a question suddenly
pops into his head. He expects to get a quick answer on his cell
phone, but it is nowhere to be found. A former journalist,
Wedemeyer does not give up. However, as he painstakingly searches
through court transcripts from both criminal and civil trials, he
uncovers some unbelievable stories on the other side of O.J.'s
MOON. These stories are unknown to most followers of the biggest
murder case in America's history because public attention is often
fixated on the bright side of the moon -- whether or not O.J. did
it. You know, the usual ... gloves, DNA, 911 calls and Mark
Fuhrman. However, as Wedemeyer will soon learn, there is plenty
more to talk about on the flip side of the "Mezzaluna," which
stands for crescent moon in Italian.

Wedemeyer is the only person outside of law enforcement to
interview Tom Lang, Nicole's neighbor from down the street. Prior
to his death in 2021, legendary attorney F. Lee Bailey describes
Lang as the "most compelling witness" of the O.J. Simpson murder
trial -- but, for some reason, never takes the stand. Lang, a
highly successful general contractor tasked with helping rebuild
Los Angeles after an earthquake, is a very credible witness who was
standing on the corner of Bundy Drive and Dorothy Street just
minutes before the murders take place. In this book, Lang reveals,
first-hand, exactly what he saw that night, and what does not
happen afterward.

Wedemeyer also goes beyond one of many conspiracy theories to
figure out exactly what happened to Michael Nigg, a former
Mezzaluna waiter who knew Goldman and even hooked him up with a job
at the restaurant. Nigg, who left Mezzaluna for a job at a popular
Beverly Hills nightclub, is shot to death by thieves on Sept. 8,
1995 while on a date with his girlfriend. Michael's case receives
very little media attention over the years and remains unsolved to
this day. Wedemeyer is hoping somebody out there knows something,
and that justice for Michael will eventually prevail.

Finally, this book will also reveal for the first time publicly the
tragic story of Peter Argyris -- one of Ronald Goldman's best
friends -- who falls to drug addiction after he and his mother are
charged with arson resulting in death and insurance fraud. Just
days before his trial is set to begin, Peter overdoses on
cocaine.

This is not a book about O.J.'s guilt or innocence, although some
of its details might sway your opinion one way or another. Instead,
follow Wedemeyer in his primitive spaceship to the flip side of the
O.J. moon, where some very intriguing stories are just now becoming
unearthed.Book























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