O.J. Simpson Nightmare — Documentary Puts Parole At Risk

O.J. Simpson's plans for paroles are in danger over an Oscar-winning documentary. The disgraced footballer wasn't happy with his spotlight at the 2017 Academy Awards, as the film "OJ: Made In America" won Best Documentary. As reported by RadarOnline, now Simpson is convinced that the incriminating movie will keep him from walking out of prison! “O.J. is freaking out over the Academy Award because it may ruin his chances for parole,” said his former longtime manager, Norman Pardo.

As revealed in an exclusive National ENQUIRER interview, Simpson had been planning a comeback "like Jesus Christ" while getting closer to being paroled from Nevada’s Lovelock Correctional Center — where he's served nine years of a 33-year sentence for armed robbery. Now, like fellow millionaire murder suspect Robert Durst, Simpson is at risk of a documentary keeping him behind bars!

Vernon Nelson, Simpson's ex-cellmate at Lovelock, exclusively told Radar that Simpson even begged the warden and the administration “not to air the documentary, because he didn’t want his shameful past broadcast to the other prisoners.” The latest success for "OJ: Made In America" has also made Simpson even more embittered about being stuck in prison.

Simpson complained in The ENQUIRER exclusive that he felt like the “biggest prostitute in town” as he sat in jail and watched Hollywood “making money” off the brutal murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman in 1994. That includes the hit series "American Crime Story: The People V. O.J. Simpson" — with Simpson's old cellmate reporting the prisoner wasn't happy with the casting of Cuba Gooding, Jr. “They should’ve picked a better person to play me,” complained The Juice!