O.J. Simpson: Disgraced Star Up For October Parole

O.J. Simpson has a parole hearing likely take place in July, according to a spokesman for the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners — with legal experts saying that the disgraced NFL star has a strong chance at being back on the streets by October! Simpson has been locked away at the Lovelock Correctional Center in Nevada since 2008, when he began serving a potential 33-year sentence on multiple charges after an armed robbery. Now the man once found liable for the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman is ready to hit the streets!

The National ENQUIRER reported in an exclusive prison interview that that Simpson was boasting about "coming back like Jesus Christ" to his fellow inmates. Now The ENQUIRER has learned that he's looking set for a hearing in July with the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners. That gives Simpson a chance to be free by October. The accused murderer had worried that a recent Oscar-winning documentary would ruin his chance for freedom, but veteran defense attorney Dan Hill says that things are looking good for the celeb!

Hill told CNN that Simpson fits the profile of a prisoner likely to receive parole. "Simpson's age, the fact that he was given parole on the first sentencing batch, weigh in his favor," Hill said. What’s more, Bruce Fromong — the only surviving victim of Simpson's bizarre robbery to steal back sports memorabilia, plans to testify on The Juice’s behalf! "I only thought that O.J. Simpson deserved one to three years," Fromong said. "O.J.'s done his time — he's been a model inmate."