OJ Simpson couldn’t let his ex-wife go — even years after her murder.
The convicted felon kept nearly half a dozen photos of Nicole Brown Simpson around his Miami-area home, clearly displayed for all to see, a friend told The Post.
Simpson, who died this week at 76, had “pictures of his ex-wife all over his house,” said Charles Ehrlich, an accomplice in the former NFL star’s 2007 armed robbery heist in Las Vegas. “Him, his wife, his family — together. . . . They were everywhere.”
Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman were found stabbed to death outside her Brentwood, Calif., home in June 1994.
Simpson was infamously acquitted on murder charges in the pair’s death the following year, but later found liable for their deaths in a civil court and ordered to pay $33.5 million to their families.
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Clinging to the images shows the Juice was innocent, insisted Ehrlich, who said he met the football Hall of Famer at a banquet dinner in Miami in the early 2000s.
“If you did something so horrific, and you had pictures of your ex-wife all over your home, you don’t want to remember something like that, would you?” he insisted, adding that Simpson would tear up when asked if he murdered Nicole.
“‘[I] would have never done something so terrible,'” he recalled Simpson crying.
