According to The National Enquirer, the suit that O.J. Simpson wore on the day of his murder acquittal is on sale for $25,000 — and the former gridiron great is lying when he claims it's fake, say sources.
"I challenge O.J. to allow a DNA test on the clothing — he cut himself shaving that morning and spots of blood got on his clothes," an insider told The ENQUIRER.
When the trial ended in a not-guilty verdict in 1995, Simpson gave the tan suit, plus his white courtroom shirt and vividly patterned tie, to his then sports agent, Mike Gilbert.
