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Quiz about The Slow White Bronco not John Elway

The Slow White Bronco (not John Elway) Quiz

The "chase" of the Slow White Bronco was broadcast on multiple news outlets when it occurred, as it was part of OJ Simpson murder investigation. This quiz relates to the chase, the murder investigation, and the alleged involvement of OJ Simpson.

A multiple-choice quiz by ArsonDave. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
ArsonDave

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
333,768

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Question 1 of 10

1. The chase of the white Bronco, which was televised at the time it occurred, took place, primarily, in what region of California? Hint

San Diego

San Francisco

San Jose

Los Angeles

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Question 2 of 10

2. At the time of the chase, who was the driver of the Bronco? Hint

OJ Simpson

Robert Shapiro

Johnny Cochran

Al Cowlings

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Question 3 of 10

3. What was the location of the end of the chase? Hint

Simpson's home on Rockingham Drive

At an off-ramp of the San Diego Freeway

Los Angeles Police Headquarters - West Los Angeles Division

Nicole Brown Simpson's residence

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Question 4 of 10

4. In the trial that followed Simpson's arrest, what type of "necktie" did the defense claim that the victim's wounds were consistent with? Hint

Guatemalan

Venezuelan

Colombian

Mexican

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Question 5 of 10

5. Following the chase, what item(s) of disguise was discovered inside of the Bronco? Hint

Wig

Mask

Glasses

Fake goatee and mustache

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Question 6 of 10

6. In what year did the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman occur? Hint

1995

1993

1994

1992

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Question 7 of 10

7. What was the alleged weapon in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman? Hint

Gun

Knife

Pipe

Baseball Bat

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Question 8 of 10

8. The victims of the crime were found in what area of Los Angeles? Hint

Pacific Palisades

Hollywood

Brentwood

San Diego

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Question 9 of 10

9. The murder trial of OJ Simpson included the discrediting of one particular LAPD Detective, due to his alleged use of the "N" word in describing African Americans. Who was this Detective? Hint

Tom Lange

Mark Fuhrman

Philip Vannatter

Brad Roberts

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Question 10 of 10

10. What law enforcement agency first discovered the white Bronco and initiated the pursuit? Hint

California Highway Patrol

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

Los Angeles Police Department

Orange County Sheriff's Department

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. The chase of the white Bronco, which was televised at the time it occurred, took place, primarily, in what region of California?

Answer: Los Angeles

While the the "chase" took place in multiple jurisdictions, it is best known for ending in a region of the City of Los Angeles.

2. At the time of the chase, who was the driver of the Bronco?

Answer: Al Cowlings

OJ Simpson was a passenger at the time of the chase. Robert Shapiro and Johnny Cochran were ultimately members of Simpson's defense team as attorneys. Al Cowlings was a long-time friend of OJ Simpson who was driving when the "chase" occurred.

3. What was the location of the end of the chase?

Answer: Simpson's home on Rockingham Drive

The chase ended at OJ's residence on Rockingham Drive, and Simpson was ultimately taken into custody there by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).

4. In the trial that followed Simpson's arrest, what type of "necktie" did the defense claim that the victim's wounds were consistent with?

Answer: Colombian

Johnnie Cochran alluded, during his defense of OJ Simpson, that the victims had exhibited wounds that were consistent with what was known as a Colombian necktie - suggesting that the murders were the result of a drug related killing. A Colombian necktie is characterized by a slit throat with the tongue pulled through the slash...hence the necktie reference.

This was never substantiated in the trial of OJ Simpson.

5. Following the chase, what item(s) of disguise was discovered inside of the Bronco?

Answer: Fake goatee and mustache

Not only the fake goatee and mustache were found at the conclusion the chase. Cash, clothing, a passport, and a handgun were also found inside the vehicle. Interestingly, this evidence was never presented by the prosecution during the trial.

6. In what year did the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman occur?

Answer: 1994

The bodies were discovered in the early morning of June 13, 1994. While the bodies were discovered near midnight on that date, the prosecution, through witness interviews and the establishment of a timeline, believed the murders had occurred between 10:15 and 10:40 p.m. on June 12, 1994.

7. What was the alleged weapon in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman?

Answer: Knife

Forensic evidence of the deaths indicates that the most likely murder weapon was a sharp instrument...a knife.

8. The victims of the crime were found in what area of Los Angeles?

Answer: Brentwood

Brentwood is a community in the West Los Angeles area, known for its boutique shops and restaurants, high property values, and low crime rate. This environment, coupled with the violence of the murders, the victims and the potential suspect, added to the media interest in these murders. Hollywood is well east of the crime location, and Pacific Palisades is west of Brentwood. San Diego is not part of the City of Los Angeles.

9. The murder trial of OJ Simpson included the discrediting of one particular LAPD Detective, due to his alleged use of the "N" word in describing African Americans. Who was this Detective?

Answer: Mark Fuhrman

It was brought out in the trial that Detective Mark Fuhrman had used the "N" word during interviews with a screen writer named Laura McKinney. This played to the defense's contention that OJ Simpson was framed for the murder, simply because he was African American. Furhman testified that he only used the pejorative term to play a type of "bad cop." This information ultimately resulted in Fuhrman being convicted of perjury. He has since written a book about the case, "Murder in Brentwood."

Philip Vannatter and Tom Lange handled the case and were from LAPD's Robbery Homicide Division. Brad Roberts was a Detective from LAPD's West Los Angeles Division.

10. What law enforcement agency first discovered the white Bronco and initiated the pursuit?

Answer: Orange County Sheriff's Department

The intitial pursuit of the white Bronco was undertaken by the Orange County Sheriff's Department when the vehicle was spotted on the San Diego Freeway (405 Freeway) in Orange County.

Source: Author ArsonDave

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