The Informants: Who Killed Nicole?

I don't know if it was just me, but this was hard to follow. Kinda jumped around a lot with footage going all over the place. I lost track several times of whom they were speaking about. The story could have been put together so much better. I watched every minute if the OJ trial and admit I thought the prosecutions case wasn't proven. I wasn't convinced he was innocent though. So to see a documentary with another possible suspect caught my eye, so I had to watch!!! This documentary had so much potential. Sadly it just wasn't what it could have been.

Narrator says the "real" killer, a house painter and friend of OJ's, killed NB (OJ was there too). OJ saw him kill Nicole BUT OJ RAN AWAY in a panic. So the "real" killer ran over to OJ's to plant him as the killer by "throwing the bloody glove onto OJ's property." But the narrator fails to explain how OJ's blood soaked sock that he dropped in his bedroom as he rushed to throw all his clothes into the washing machine ended up on OJ's bedroom floor. How could the "real" killer plant that sock inside OJ's bedroom as well? He couldn't have. Another ex, the FBI said OJ's Bruno Magli shoeprint was not found on driver side floor of the white bronco. No kidding?! The shoes would have been soaked in blood, so OJ stripped off before he got inside the getaway bronco. Who would leave Nicole, Ron and his own blood stains all over the bronco?! And it goes on and on: concocted ideas that uniformed people of the Nicole Ron murder case could buy into. What a joke!

If you watch this for the theory then you will eventually get what you came for. There is a lot of extra stuff tossed into the mix that isn't necessary.

I understand that the filmmakers feel the need to prove that Norm Pardo was part of OJ's inner circle for a time, but the terrible back seat style footage that is heavily peppered throughout doesn't do much to add to this doc.

The scenes where OJ is sitting and listening to a rap song are a head scratcher.

We get it, you have footage.

Norm's theory portion doesn't really start until about an hour and five minutes in. Prior to that is some decent information but it is slogged down by a lot of unnecessary stuff.

Great Red cam stuff, really interesting white board timeline in the background that we really should have seen more of. Maybe a voice over track to marry some of the more disjointed elements together? Something.

I won't spoil this for you, definitely see this if you are interested in a new and very solid theory. Just be warned that it can be, in my opinion, kind of messy at times.

I gave it a six.

Absolute rubbish. Poorly edited, the so called investigators are morons, and where did Dodi come into play?

Don't waste your time. I wish I hadn't.

Talk about throwing everything at the wall, including Dodi Fahed, to see if anything sticks. I'll save you the trouble: Nothing did. Poorly thought out, edited, and overall incoherent garbage.