OJ’s Accomplice
Gripping new two-part true-crime documentary coming to Peacock
Composer Sheridan Tongue has composed the original score for OJ’s Accomplice.
Produced by Emmy Award-winning production company Ample Entertainment, the two-part documentary revisits one of the most widely scrutinised criminal cases in American history: the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
More than three decades after the murders, OJ’s Accomplice re-examines the evidence and challenges the long-held assumption that O.J. Simpson acted alone. Featuring exclusive interviews with key figures including Kato Kaelin and Nicole Brown’s sister, Tanya Brown, alongside previously unheard eyewitness accounts, the series explores new information and raises questions about the possible involvement of others.
Sheridan's score provides the musical backdrop to this compelling investigation, bringing his distinctive approach to documentary storytelling to another high-profile true-crime production.
OJ’s Accomplice is created by Ari Mark and produced by Ample Entertainment, with Ari Mark and Sumit David serving as executive producers. The series premieres on Peacock in the US on 1 November 2026.
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