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Fox got the approval of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman's families to air O.J. Simpson: The Lost Confession?
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Executive producer Terry Wrong predicts Sunday's two-hour special will be a "TV event." He notes that O.J. Simpson wasn't paid for the original 2006 interview, though he was paid for the book If I Did It that he was promoting. Wrong also says that they sought the approval of both victims' families to air the special. “Both families feel that he’s guilty and he got away with murder,” Wrong said of why the families no longer objected to the interview being showcased. “Their attitude is, he’s going to hang himself.” ALSO: Host Soledad O'Brien says this was the most bizarre TV show she's ever worked on.
TOPICS: O.J. Simpson: The Lost Confession?, FOX, O.J. Simpson, Soledad O'Brien, Terry Wrong
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