Peacock advances the documentary premiere
Peacock moved up the release date of the two-part documentary “OJ’s Accomplice” to Nov. 1, 2026, according to Variety. The documentary had previously been scheduled for December. It examines the possibility that O.J. Simpson did not act alone the night he was accused of the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
First look presents courtroom footage and testimony
Peacock also released a first look containing footage from inside the courtroom and a new eyewitness account. The program is expected to revisit the crime scene and key evidence while considering what occurred on June 12, 1994, the night of the murders.
Interviews draw on participants in the original case
The documentary will interview Simpson’s original defense team, as well as original defense investigator Pat McKenna, lead detective Tom Lange, DEA agent Robert Brisolari, Kato Kaelin, the former roommate of A.C. Cowlings, and Tanya Brown, Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister.
Ari Mark and Sumit David will direct “OJ’s Accomplice.” Ample Entertainment will produce it, and the directors will also serve as executive producers for the company. Sphere Abacus will oversee licensing and distribution.
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