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New OJ Simpson Documentary Claims He Had Accomplices In Famous 1994 Murder Case

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September 25, 2026

LOS ANGELES, CA - DECEMBER 8: O. J. Simpson sits in Superior Court in Los Angeles 08 December 1994 during an open court session where Judge Lance Ito denied a media attorney's request to open court transcripts from a 07 December private meeting involving prospective jurors. Final selection of alternate jurors by attorneys in the double murder case is expected later this afternoon. (Photo credit should read POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

OJ Simpson died years ago but the fascination with his murder trial has not ceased.

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Now, a new documentary will posit a long standing rumor that OJ was not alone.

Peacock will air a two-part documentary in December, OJ’s Accomplice, based on the theory he didn’t act alone.

The doc will feature interviews with trial witness Kato Kaelin and Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister, alongside never-before-heard accounts from eyewitnesses who may suggest O.J.’s friends were present during the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.

The documentary follows in the footsteps of several others including the definitive OJ Made In America, which served as a thorough examination of OJ’s life and fame, along with the trial.

Hip Hop has long had a fascination with Orenthal J. Simpson, including JAY-Z’s “The Story Of OJ.”

Simpson also was left out of the Buffalo Bills new ring of honor, despite being the only runningback in their history to rush for 2,000+ yards.

Some fans have banned together to protest leaving him off, while others say his controversies far outweigh the benefit of honoring him.