OJ Simpson Haunted by Nicole Brown Simpson’s Look-Alike in New Bizarre TikTok Video
OJ Simpson seemingly woke up to a nightmare after a Nicole Brown Simpson look-alike appeared in front of him.
Years after the death of Nicole, Simpson saw her again after her look-alike woke him up alongside other young women.
The viral video on TikTok, which has since spread on different social media platforms, shows the girls looking excited as they enter the NFL star's bedroom to wake him up. The text on the video says, "Let's wake up OJ at 1am."
The young women and Nicole's look-alike began making ear-shattering noises while shouting "It's party time in the house" while Simpson remains in his bed.
@baseballcane23 ♬ original sound - Andrew Silverman
To his surprise, Simpson suddenly sits up while the ladies leave him in shock. The clip has already earned hilarious comments from online users, with others connecting it to the murder of Nicole. One said, "Well, they took a stab at making an interesting video, but in the end, probably should have just left it on the cutting room floor. It's a slice of life I really don't care about."
What OJ Simpson Did to Nicole Brown Simpson
Simpson served nine of the possible 33 years of imprisonment, but it was not related to Nicole's death as the charges were from the conviction in 2008 on 12 counts of felony armed robbery and kidnapping. He reportedly led a crime in 2007, assisting five men in stealing his alleged memorabilia at a Las Vegas hotel.
However, he was never served his prison time after being acquitted of murdering his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. In 1994, Nicole and her family went for dinner at a restaurant in Los Angeles where Goldman worked as a waiter.
Ron then went to Nicole's home afterward to return the glasses her mother left at the restaurant. However, he never came back alive as both Nicole and Ron were stabbed to death around midnight.
Simpson was in the area at the time of the incident but took a late flight to Chicago immediately.
The runningback infamously refused to surrender to the police he continuously road his Ford Bronco with his friend, Al Cowlings. Cowlings told the police that Simpson was suicidal and had a gun to his head, that was why he could not pull over.
After all the chasings and attempts to arrest Simpson, it took them years before he was found guilty and received corresponding sentences.
"I certainly don't' think he deserves any sympathy. He's alive, he's free. He can do anything he wants. Everything my son can't do, out of all the things he wished for," Ron's father, Fred, told Daily News.
