Sharon Stone’s Claim Of LAPD Involvement In O.J. Simpson Chase Disputed By Former Officers

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Sharon Stone recently made a claim that LAPD officers came to her home during the O.J. Simpson chase and took her away for safety. However, former LAPD officers who were on the force during that time have expressed doubts about her story.

Former LAPD Officers’ Reactions

David Gascon, a commander at the LAPD’s Media Relations department during the O.J. years, stated that he has never heard of police officers showing up at Sharon Stone’s residence on June 17, 1994. He mentioned that he was personally unaware of such an incident and had never come across any reports of Sharon’s alleged involvement until she spoke about it recently.

Similarly, Tom Lange, the lead LAPD detective on the O.J. case, also expressed skepticism about Sharon’s claim. He questioned the plausibility of O.J. Simpson targeting Sharon at that time and stated that if such an event had occurred, he would have been aware of it. Another retired former LAPD officer from the South L.A. division in 1994 also expressed surprise at the alleged connection between Sharon Stone and O.J. Simpson.

Speculation and Response

Tom Lange speculated that Sharon’s recent recounting of the events might be linked to the upcoming 30th anniversary in June. He also highlighted the lack of apparent connection between Sharon and O.J. during those days, raising further doubts about her claims.

Sharon Stone’s Perspective

Sharon Stone has previously discussed the impact of her fame from the movie “Basic Instinct” in the ’90s, acknowledging the challenges that came with her sudden rise to A-list status and sex symbol status.