Since 1994, the nation has been torn over O.J. Simpson. The “trial of the century” featured storylines of race, drugs, murder, and celebrity.
When Simpson was found not guilty in 1995, it was proven, again, that America was still divided by race. And decades after Simpson was convicted and sentenced to prison in Nevada for “stealing” memorabilia that belonged to him, the nation was still divided.
In 2006, Simpson decided to do a ridiculous interview where he gave a “hypothetical” account of murdering Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The interview was set to be released along with a “fictionalized” confession in the book, If I Did It.
Fox decided to air the interview and call it “The Lost Confession.”
During the interview, Simpson spoke about his anger towards Nicole Brown Simpson and admitted to screaming at her grave. He also gave an account of how things would have transpired if he was the killer.
Overall, the interview was a horrible idea for Simpson. He gained nothing from the interview and viewers did not gain much either. It only furthering the divide of a nation that will never completely get along.
Welp if you ever rooted for OJ Simpson you definitely was on the wrong side of history. #DidOJConfess
— Charlamagne Tha God (@cthagod) March 12, 2018
I would like for people to use all this “OJ verdict was a travesty of justice” energy for George Zimmerman’s ass too #didojconfess
— Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) March 12, 2018
Regardless of what you think about OJ, just remember MANY people have exploited this for their own gain and don’t care anything about the families. That is all FOX is doing right now #DidOJConfess
— Robert Littal (@BSO) March 12, 2018
Damn OJ didn’t even get paid for this. How much you think he would have got from Netflix? #DidOjConfess
— Charlamagne Tha God (@cthagod) March 12, 2018
After Black Panther yall couldn’t let us be great…yall had to go and play this foolishness.#DidOJConfess
— ShanaeNicole (@MSSHANAE) March 12, 2018
