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Nicole Brown's Sister: Retire O.J.'s No. 32
4 Jun
Summary
- Sister of Nicole Brown Simpson requests NFL retire O.J.'s No. 32.
- Tanya Brown cites trauma as she sees the number.
- Anniversary of murders is the 32nd year, sparking renewed pain.
Ahead of the 32nd anniversary of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, Tanya Brown, Nicole's sister, is urging the NFL to retire O.J. Simpson's iconic No. 32 jersey. Brown expressed that the number is deeply associated with trauma for those connected to the case, including herself. She finds seeing the number on the field to be a constant, painful reminder.
Brown hopes that by speaking out, she can raise awareness about the emotional weight the number still carries, especially as the anniversary approaches. She desires for the NFL to acknowledge the triggering nature of the number for football fans and consider her request. If retiring the number is not feasible, Brown suggests the league could publicly dedicate it to Nicole and Ron, encouraging players to wear it in their memory.
Tanya Brown is also promoting candlelight vigils on June 12 at 8 PM local time. These events, organized through the Flock of Angels Network, aim to honor Nicole, Ron, and other victims of violence. Participants will have a space to share memories of lost loved ones.
