O.J. Simpson Murder Trial: His Chilling Confession

"O.J. killed Nicole — and he told me the details!" That's the shocking claim by Christie Prody (pictured), who spent years as the murderer's girlfriend! In a stunning interview with The National ENQUIRER, Christie bravely spoke out about her own fears that O.J. would eventually go after her. "I was blinded by love," said Christie. "I see now that all during the course of our relationship, O.J. was confessing by telling me details only the killer would know!"

Christie revealed her horrifying nights when a coked-up O.J. would talk endlessly to her about the murders of Nicole and her friend Ron Goldman — describing the gruesome scenario in a second-by-second recounting!  "For years I could never admit that the man I loved could have killed his ex-wife in cold blood," said Christie (pictured with O.J.). "But I no longer believe in his innocence. He has treated me the same way he treated Nicole during their breakup. He is totally capable of killing!"

In O.J.'s scenario of the night of June 12, 1994, he described "two killers" outside of his ex-wife's home. Christie added that O.J. would never refer to either killer as himself. Instead, he would refer to himself in the third person — speaking of how "O.J. did" the horrific acts while revealing things that only the killer would know!

"O.J. said that around 10 p.m.," recounted Christie. "Nicole left her condo to walk her Akita dog named Kato. He told me: 'She came out the front door of the Bundy [Drive] apartment with the dog...O.J. told me: 'As Nicole came out of the door, she couldn't see someone hiding on the right side of the steps because of the low wall and the foliage. She couldn't see the killers until she was right there at the bottom of the steps.'"

Christie continued O.J.'s detailed description of his doomed ex-wife (pictured here in her modeling days): "As Nicole reached the bottom step, the men struck. One man grabbed her from behind and put his gloved hand over her mouth so she couldn't scream. There were no screams. The other man stabbed Nicole in the stomach, below her right breast. The man who'd grabbed her pulled her head back and used his knife to slash across her neck, cutting so deep it almost decapitated her!"

These deadly accurate details are confirmed by The ENQUIRER's own extensive investigation into the bloody crime scene photos taken outside of Nicole's home in the L.A. neighborhood of Brentwood. O.J. added: "[Nicole] fell in a heap with a thunk on the cement at the base of the bottom step." O.J. then went into a disturbingly detailed account of the brutal murder of waiter Ron Goldman, who was returning a pair of prescription glasses that Nicole's mother had left at the Mezzaluna restaurant.

"O.J. said the two men heard footsteps," recalled Christie, "and ducked back into the darkness on the right side of the steps. O.J. told me: 'As Goldman came up the walkway, he saw Nicole's body heaped at the bottom of the steps. [Her] dog had tracked blood all over the steps, but was nowhere to be seen."

"'Goldman was very strong and fit,'" Christie remembered O.J. recounting. "'He flailed around and fought with the men. One of the men stabbed him in his right side, leaving a large gushing wound. Blood was flowing everywhere. The men wrestled him to the ground and stabbed him again. He was still putting up a terrific fight. A bloody glove [as seen in this crime scene photo] was ripped off one attacker in the struggle, and Goldman's hands were slashed badly as he desperately grabbed for the blades."

Those same details are also backed up by the crime scene photos of Ron's murder — but O.J. had more details for Christie: "One of the men held Goldman from behind," Christie recalled him saying, "pulled Goldman's head back and made two deep cuts across his neck. Finally, Goldman slumped over with his eyes open."

"One killer poked him in the face a few times with his knife to make sure he was dead," O.J. told Christie, "leaving puncture wounds. Then they slipped away, fleeing through the back gate."

"He needed to talk about it," said Christie, "and there was no else he could turn to. I was his therapist who listened to this very dark side of his past. It was depressing, but I loved him and thought he needed to work it out in his own mind." But that was before Christie tried to break up with O.J., and learned the true extent of his desperate need for control!

"I saw our relationship developing into the same pattern as Nicole [pictured]," recalled the blonde beauty, who still has a clear resemblance to the murder victim. Christie spoke of how O.J. — now serving a prison sentence for armed robbery and kidnapping — stalked her after their split. She even had to file a police report saying that O.J. had broken into her apartment! "He admitted it," said Christie. "He told me that he'd left a hateful message the night before on my answering machine that he didn't want me to hear, so he erased it."

That was a chilling moment for Christie, who remembered O.J.'s own enduring hatred for Nicole. "O.J. talked to me for years, hour after hour, about Nicole, blaming her for getting killed and sticking him with raising his children Sydney and Justin alone. It's not what he wanted. It interfered with his golf games and his social calendar. He would say, 'It's her own fault that she got killed!' O.J. told me: 'People don't understand about Nicole. They feel sorry for her because she's dead. But she brought it on herself!'"