Forensic scientist in OJ Simpson, JonBenét Ramsey and Phil Spector cases gave startling deathbed confession

A leading forensic scientist who testified in the OJ Simpson, JonBenet Ramsey, and Phil Spector cases just made a shocking deathbed confession in a final bid to clear his name.

Dr. Henry C. Lee was one of the most famous physicians in the US in the 90s. While in recent years, he has faced plenty of allegations of fabricating evidence as well as testing.

Lee, who passed away at the age of 87, was famous for his work involving blood splatter analysis and crime scenes being reconstructed to solve cases.

Therefore, sources spoke about how he provided key evidence in a number of different trials throughout the 80s.

In his final interview, he spoke about how logic is the bottom for law enforcement. But he only did one thing in his life, and that is to make the impossible possible.

This made one insider recall a famous quote of his: "It takes 25 years to build a good name and 25 seconds to destroy it!" But his previous confession of guilt for what he did in practice has people in awe.