Peacock has moved up the release of OJ’s Accomplice, a two-part documentary that revisits the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The streamer also released a sneak peek, and the documentary now premieres this weekend.
Per the official description, “More than three decades after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, OJ’s Accomplice challenges one of the most enduring assumptions surrounding the case: that O.J. Simpson acted alone. The two-part documentary takes a fresh look at the case, exploring questions and theories that have persisted for many years.”
According to Peacock, the documentary re-examines the crime scene and key evidence. Peacock says it includes previously unheard firsthand accounts and information from a newly identified eyewitness about the possible involvement of an accomplice on June 12, 1994.
The documentary features interviews with Kato Kaelin, Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister Tanya Brown, original defense investigator Pat McKenna, lead detective Tom Lange and DEA agent Robert Brisolari. It also includes testimony from members of Simpson’s original defense team, a former roommate of A.C. Cowlings and the newly identified eyewitness.
Ari Mark and Sumit David direct the documentary and executive produce for Ample Entertainment, which produces.
When does ‘OJ’s Accomplice’ premiere?
OJ’s Accomplice premieres Nov. 1 on Peacock. Watch a sneak peek below:
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