Nine unidentified fingerprints from the OJ Simpson murder case could offer new insights, as suggested by filmmaker Ari Mark in the docuseries "OJ's Accomplice." The fingerprints were not matched to known samples during the original investigation, and the LAPD has stated that the case remains open for new evidence. The docuseries explores the theory that Simpson may not have acted alone, particularly focusing on Joey Ippolito, who had ties to organized crime.
Key facts
- Nine unidentified fingerprints were recovered from the OJ Simpson murder scene.
- The LAPD stated the investigation remains open for new evidence.
- Ari Mark co-directed the docuseries "OJ's Accomplice."
- Gilbert Aguilar testified that the fingerprints did not match any known samples.
- Simpson was acquitted in 1995 but found liable in a civil trial in 1997.
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