The trailer in brief
Documentary questions whether OJ Simpson acted alone in 1994
Kato Kaelin and Nicole Brown’s sister give exclusive interviews
Never-before-heard eyewitness accounts point to OJ’s inner circle
Streams on Peacock from 1 November
Few murder cases have gripped the world like the killings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman on 12 June 1994. A new Peacock documentary, OJ’s Accomplice, challenges the dominant narrative of that saga. It argues that law enforcement never seriously considered whether O.J. Simpson may have had help, and offers evidence that much of what the public believed could be wrong.
Exclusive interviews feature Kato Kaelin and the sister of Nicole Brown. Alongside them, the film presents first-person eyewitness accounts never heard before, raising questions over whether members of Simpson’s inner circle were there that night. The Peacock Original streams from 1 November on the NBCUniversal service, which is currently available in the United States.
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