The ex-manager says OJ Simpson "did not act alone" in the murders of which he was acquitted

OJ Simpson's former manager claimed that the former NFL star "did not act alone" in the infamous murders that took place in 1994 and of which he was subsequently acquitted.

Norman Pardo claims to be making a documentary about the murders of Simpson's ex-wife, Nicole Brown, and his friend Ron Goldman, dating back several decades, reported Page Six.

The ex-manager also claims to have about 70 hours of Simpson's unpublished footage.

The documentary would have been in preparation for four years.

Pardo said the series is based on the findings of a team of investigators "internationally renowned experts", experts and lawyers.

"For the first time, the most thorough investigation into the assassination ever conducted will be communicated to America," Padro said.

"We have assembled a team of internationally renowned criminal investigators, experts and attorneys.

"They believe that they can not only prove that Simpson was involved in their deaths – but also reveal for the first time that he had at least one accomplice."

Pardo is preparing to introduce the series to networks and streaming services next week – 25 years after the infamous deaths of Brown and Goldman.

Simpson's ex-wife and the mother of two of her children were stabbed to death alongside her friend Ron Goldman at her home in Los Angeles in 1994.

The winner of the Heisman Trophy was accused of murder and described as a lawsuit of the century.

Simpson was later acquitted of the murders.

In 1997, the civil court jury found the applicant responsible for the wrongful death and sentenced the families of the victims to $ 33.5 million.

Simpson was again imprisoned years later when he was sentenced to 33 years in prison for several counts of crime, including kidnapping, assault and armed robbery in 2003.

He finally served for nine years directing five men, two with rifles, to a Las Vegas hotel-casino, in an ill-conceived effort to confront two dealers of sports collectibles for what he did. he claims to be his property.

Simpson was released from prison last year and was recently spotted in Florida, where he spent Thanksgiving with his two grown children.