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Where to Watch ‘O.J.’s Accomplice,’ New Docuseries Reexamining the 1994 Murders
A new two-part docuseries is taking long-standing assumptions surrounding the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman and flipping them on their head, exploring the notion that O.J. Simpson didn’t act alone.
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The two‑part docuseries “O.J.’s Accomplice,” which challenges the idea that O.J. Simpson acted alone in the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, premieres on Peacock on Nov. 1. Peacock does not provide a direct free trial, but customers who have DirecTV’s Signature packages receive two complimentary months of Peacock. Because DirecTV offers a five‑day free trial for any plan, new members can watch the series at no cost during that period.
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