From Vanity Fair · Dan Adler · · 1m 50s
O.J. Simpson Accomplice Theories Resurface
New York Times and Peacock documentary reveal O.J. Simpson had an accomplice in 1994 murder case.
In brief
New York Times and Peacock documentary reveal O.J. Simpson had an accomplice in 1994 murder case. New York Times and Peacock documentary investigate O.J. Simpson's alleged accomplice in 1994 murder case. Originally reported by Vanity Fair.
Todd Guzze's theory

Todd Guzze sent emails claiming O.J. Simpson had an accomplice in 1994 murder case.
“IPPOLITO MOB FAMILY OF NEW JERSEY COVERS UP OJ SIMPSON MURDERS FOR 27 YEARS!! THE REAL SOPRANO’S!!”
New York Times investigation
New York Times investigation makes rigorous case for O.J. Simpson having an accomplice.
Joey Ippolito
Joey Ippolito, a drug trafficker turned federal informant, was connected to New Jersey's Italian Mafia.
Charlie Ehrlich

Charlie Ehrlich, a Miami strip club manager convicted with Simpson in 2007 armed robbery.
Ehrlich's statement
Ehrlich said, 'You didn’t bring it up, so I’m not going to bring it up'.
“You didn’t bring it up, so I’m not going to bring it up”
Simpson's accomplice theory
Simpson's accomplice theory gained traction after 2007 book 'If I Did It' described hypothetical account of 1994 killings.
Todd Guzze's outreach
Todd Guzze has sent theories about Jeffrey Epstein and a Utah murder to Vanity Fair.
Guzze's book
Guzze published Kim's Lost Words, a 59-page book about Kim Porter, ex-girlfriend of Sean 'Diddy' Combs.
Guzze's claim
Guzze claims he has been saying O.J. Simpson had an accomplice for seven years.
Nicole Brown Simpson's sister
Nicole Brown Simpson's sister called for investigation into O.J. Simpson accomplice theory.
Alan Dershowitz
Alan Dershowitz, Simpson's defense attorney, called for investigation into O.J. Simpson accomplice theory.
L.A. Police Department
L.A. Police Department found Simpson liable for deaths in civil suit but no criminal conviction.
O.J. Simpson's murder case
Simpson's murder case has conspiracy theories dating back to 1994.
Tom Zenner
Tom Zenner, YouTube true-crime personality, has 92,000 subscribers investigating O.J. Simpson accomplice theory.
The headline
New York Times and Peacock documentary investigate O.J. Simpson's alleged accomplice in 1994 murder case.


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