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O.J. Simpson's body is expected to be cremated Tuesday -- with no plans to donate his brain for CTE research despite multiple requests from scientists.
A family attorney for O.J. Simpson told the New York Post his remains will be cremated, and his brain will not be donated to CTE research, per the family's request.
O.J. Simpson would wake up in his Nevada prison cell wondering where he was — a possible sign of brain damage, a retired guard recalled. “He’d wake up in the morning wondering what [his] tee ...
The executor of O.J. Simpson's estate says the Hall of Fame football player who died at age 76 on April 10 will be cremated and his brain will not be donated for scientific research.
Malcolm LaVergne revealed that O.J. Simpson will be fully cremated. “His entire body, his brain, everything, his fake hips, his fake knees, everything,” he told PEOPLE.
The body of O.J. Simpson is expected to be cremated in Las Vegas Tuesday, with his family giving a “hard no” to requests from scientists who want to study his brain to see if the former ...
O.J. Simpson's family will reportedly not be donating his brain to scientists for research work on brain disease.
However, Simpson's family reportedly gave a "hard no" when scientists asked to study his brain for research of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), a degenarative brain disease that many ...
A lawyer who represented Simpson, who died from cancer last week at 76, said the former NFL star's body will be cremated in the coming days, and there are no plans to have his brain donated to ...
O.J. Simpson’s brain will not be donated for scientific efforts to study it for signs of CTE, according to the executor of his estate. CTE, also known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy, is a ...
He’s not a scientist or doctor, so Michael R. Militello does not know if his close friend O.J. Simpson suffered from a chronic brain disease that may have caused some former football players to ...
O.J. Simpson is headed for cremation. His brain will not contribute to scientific research on CTE.
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