re: OJ on ID

4 hours? If only. There's another two hours on tonight, lol

Unless they're saving the biggest bombshells for tonight, it seems like the PI's case for OJ's son is falling apart. Jason Simpson may have had something to do with it for all I know, but the PI is trying to squeeze square pegs into round holes at this point.

One of my pet theories, as creepy as it is, is that Jason had a crush on Nicole...if he DID do it, he would've snapped when Nicole blew off coming to the restaurant, only for him to see her & Goldman at the condo together later that evening, compounding his anger. By many accounts, Jason & Nicole got along great when OJ wasn't around...I'm certainly not saying Nicole reciprocated his feelings, or even knew about them in the first place, but I wouldn't doubt if in his own warped mind he believed he had a chance with her...

There were four episodes over two nights.

It's definitely been way too long for the thin circumstantial evidence they have.

I've always suspected OJ had an accomplice though (Jason or otherwise), so a few things like the car keys and the ghost writer have been compelling.

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Still don't know how it'll play out in the end, bu

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I think we all do.

Everyone knows if there was new evidence it would have been known to the public far before this special aired. This is nothing more than Sheen capitalizing on the recent success of the television series and the ESPN doc.

Haven't finished watching, but if these guys are really studying the case, how could any one of them not know about the book, "If I Did It"? Bull.

Yeah, later last night, I was thinking they probably would've had an obligation to report any breaking evidence to the police promptly. If Jason saw it on TV at the same time as everyone else, the ID network would've given him the opportunity to get a jump on the authorities, heh...

Nonetheless, there were still a couple of interesting new things (new to me, anyway) that raises questions. However, while Nicole's broken watch is an interesting angle, that PI shouldn't be putting TOO much stock into it. Hell, my own watch is never set accurately, and my reasons are similar to why I do the same with my alarm clock. I'd hate to be a person of interest in a case, only for the timeline to go sideways because I just wanted to get to work on time

The entire premise of this show was very bizarre. Lets have 6 shows accusing somebody of committing murder and then say "no he didnt sorry" in the last 10 minutes. I always found OJ unexplanably lucky that there was not more blood in the bronco and he only was the cut on the finger. Maybe there will be explanations for these in the next rehash oj cycle in the media.

I randomly turned this on last night. Blew my mind that derrick from Big Brother was on it so I kept watching. It was interesting. Kinda want to watch the whole thing now. But probably won't

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The defense poked holes in everything.

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I agree. I wasn't surprised at all that the verdict was not guilty. I can't say why the jury did what they did, but I couldn't have found him guilty based on that trial which I also watched daily. Had the Bruno Magli shoes shown up in that picture during the criminal trial, that alone would have caused me to convict. Too few of them sold at that time. He may have had an accomplice, but OJ was there that night without a doubt.