Dallas Video Festival 2008 - OJ is Guilty But Not of Murder: The Overlooked Suspect

Run time: 84 min. | USA | Language: English

Of all the unsolved murder mysteries of our time, one continues to stand above all the rest. It is a story that is etched into our national being because it brings with it many important issues in our American culture. Issues of race, money, celebrity, family, drugs, and rage. Now, 14 years after the murders, people are still trying to figure out how OJ Simpson, a famous athlete, corporate spokesman, and father, got away with the brutal double murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman. Now, internationally renowned private detective, William C. Dear, brings you startling new evidence that he has personally uncovered in this case in his film entitled 'OJ is Guilty, but Not of Murder, The Overlooked Suspect'. The 84 minute documentary chronicles Mr. Dear's 14 year search for the truth in this case, and explains how an undiscovered suspect was entirely overlooked by local authorities. This incredible story brings to light just some of the many pitfalls of a modern day police investigation, while it reminds us that sometimes what we think of as the truth, may not actually be the truth at all.

Information from the festival's website