I Was OJ's Accomplice

I Was OJ's Accomplice By Citizen Correspondent Harmon Leon Date Posted: 10/27/08 Reader Rating:

“We really can't mention the murders,” dryly explains the producer with utter seriousness. Sitting in a cluttered office, I take in the information, nodding my head vigorously. “No mention of the murders,” I repeat, yet having a strong desire to mention only the murders.

This no-mentioning-the-murder clause is a major consideration when one has just been hired to work on a zany, hidden-camera prank show with OJ Simpson. You know, OJ, that guy from the murder trial of the century. The slow-speed Bronco chase, the subject of “If the glove don't fit, you must acquit," the “not guilty” verdict that stunned America. OJ, as in holy-flippin'-cow-OJ-you-can't-be-serious-Simpson! That OJ.