Chronicles the rise and fall of OJ Simpson and what his story reveals about issues of race, celebrity, the media and the justice system in the US.

Ch1:
The first episode explores the history of race relations in California and how this may have influenced public attitudes to Simpson's infamous murder trial, as well as exploring his rise to fame in the world of American football.

Ch2:
Simpson's life in the wealthy, privilege and predominantly white society of Los Angeles contrasted with that of the black community.

Ch3:
The police discover the bodies at the condo on Bundy Drive and the trial of OJ Simpson for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman gets under way.

Ch4:
The trial became a media phenomenon during which there would be dozens of dramatic twists and turns, revelations and surprises, accusations and betrayals.

Ch5:
Concluding with America's reaction to the verdict and OJ's attempt to begin the next phase of his life.

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