Kato Kaelin: The Whole Truth
Kato Kaelin: The Whole Truth
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When I first met "Kato" Kaelin in October 1994, he was eager to tell me his story. I told him I was only interested in the whole truth, not a version of it, as pin on it, or anything that sounded suspiciously like fiction. He agreed and, despite the reservations of "his people," began to meet with me secretly for a series of interviews that, over the next five months, covered virtually every detail of the days leading up to and following the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. We pored over the facts of the year he spent living with Nicole in her house on Gretna Green, and the six months he lived with O.J. at the now infamous Rockingham estate.
No matter what you may think of Kato, the one indisputable fact is that he lived with both the primary victim and her alleged killer, and, while in that privileged position, became a confidant of both.
And what they told him, he told me. The information is at once revelatory and shocking, detailed and emotional, frightening and incredible, yet rings with the perfect pitch of undeniable truth. I realized I had to tell everyone all that I knew. This is, after all, a case of murder, not self-promotion.
You make think you know all the facts about the events that led up to and followed the night of June 12, 1994, but if your information has come only from the testimony during the trial, you don't.
