Peacock announces documentary exploring O. J. Simpson accomplice theory

Peacock has greenlit a two-part documentary titled ‘OJ’s Accomplice,’ scheduled to premiere in December. Produced by Ample Entertainment, the series aims to challenge long-held assumptions regarding the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.

The documentary explores the premise that O. J. Simpson may not have acted alone, a theory the production claims law enforcement never seriously investigated. The series will feature interviews with Kato Kaelin and Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister, as well as new first-person accounts from eyewitnesses. The production intends to present evidence suggesting that members of Simpson’s inner circle may have been present during the crimes.

This release follows other recent true crime projects centered on Simpson, including Discovery’s ‘O. J. Unseen: Exploitation of Evil,’ which examined his failed 2006 reality TV attempt.