'The hope for accountability has ended': Ron Goldman's sister Kim mourns her ... trends now
Ron Goldman's grieving family said their hope for 'true accountability' for his brutal murder has ended with OJ Simpson's death - as Nicole Brown's grave is adorned with fresh flowers.
Goldman's sister, Kim, and father, Ron, shared a heartfelt statement with DailyMail.com about their complex feelings about Simpson's passing on Wednesday at age 76 from prostate cancer.
Although Simpson was acquitted in 1995 for the brutal murders of Ron Goldman and his ex-wife, Nicole Brown, the Goldmans for years demanded the former NFL player confess to the gruesome 1994 murders.
The family did not mention Simpson by name.
'The news of Ron’s killer passing away is a mixed bag of complicated emotions and reminds us that the journey through grief is not linear,' they said on Thursday.
The Goldmans said they will never receive 'true accountability' of the brutal murders of Ron and Nicole Brown now that OJ Simpson has passed
Ron Goldman, 25, worked at an Italian restaurant and was returning a pair of glasses to Nicole Brown when both of them were brutally stabbed to death just steps from her door
The trail of blood where the bodies of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman were discovered
The family also blasted Simpson for his 2007 'hypothetical' memoir titled 'If I Did It,' which they said inflicted more trauma.
The family continued their statement: 'For three decades we tirelessly pursued justice for Ron and Nicole, and despite a civil judgment and his confession in 'If I Did It,' the hope for true accountability has ended.'
'We will continue to advocate for the rights of all victims and survivors, ensuring our voices are heard both
