Simpson orders Cowlings to drive him to Brentwood and prepares to kill himself, but Kardashian calls him and asks that he surrender. A driver on the I-405 spots Simpson in his Ford Bronco and notifies the LAPD, leading to a low-speed chase that is broadcast on TV. Shapiro holds a press conference to save face, with Kardashian reading the letter to the press. In the aftermath of Simpson's disappearance, District Attorney Gil Garcetti issues a statewide manhunt, while Shapiro and Kardashian discover Simpson's suicide letter. When they discover that Simpson is missing, Kardashian realizes he has left with longtime friend Al Cowlings in Simpson's white Ford Bronco. LAPD officers arrive to take Simpson into custody. At Kardashian’s house, Kardashian finds a suicidal Simpson with a gun, and attempts to calm him down. Clark becomes further convinced that Simpson is guilty, while attorney Robert Kardashian talks Simpson into hiring litigator Robert Shapiro as his new attorney.
As African-American defense attorney Johnnie Cochran challenges Christopher Darden for not standing up for his race as a prosecutor, the LAPD questions Simpson, who gives vague responses and fails to establish a timeline for the day prior to the murders. Deputy district attorney Marcia Clark immediately takes the case, discovering that Simpson had physically assaulted Brown multiple times in the past. Simpson, an NFL player, broadcaster, and actor, becomes a person of interest in their murders. On the morning of JNicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman are found stabbed to death outside Brown's Brentwood condominium.
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