revelations from the men inside that tiny room with him. room 1203 is a room you ll never forget, right? never forget that room. he said, can you get some heat? meaning a gun. and a rare look at simpson s life in lockup. claims from his former guard. he has a shrine to nicole. that s the first thing he sees when he wakes up. now his fate is in the hands of four strangers. but in the minds of many, will he be paying for one night in las vegas, or that night in los angeles? i think there s about a 52% chance that he ll get parole. but if he weren t o.j. simpson, i d say it would be 92. o.j., his last play. good evening. i m elizabeth vargas. and i m david muir. right here tonight, o.j. simpson is sitting in a cell, getting into shape for what could be a walk out of prison. after nine years in prison, and the las vegas robbery has its roots in the infamous civil trial in los angeles. tonight, 20/20, connecting all the dots. the rare interviews with
inside that tiny room with him. room 1203 is a room you ll never forget, right? never forget thatid, can you heat? meaning a gun. and a rare look at simpson s life in lockup. claims from hisguard. he has a shrine to nicole. that s the first thing he when he wakes up. now his fate is in the hands of four strangers. but in the minds of many, will he be paying for one night in las vegas, or that night in los angeles? i think there s about a 52% chance that he ll get parole. but if he weren t o.j. simpson, i d say it would be 92. o.j., his last play. good evening. i m elizabeth vargas. and i m david muir. right here tonight, o.j. simpson is sitting in a cell, getting into shape for what could be a walk out of prison. after nine years in prison, and the las vegas robbery has its roots in the infamous civil trial in los angeles. tonight, 20/20, connecting all the dots. the rare interviews with the men, and what o.j. simpson was after that night in las vega
going to prison. because i know he wouldn t go for me. reporter: their stories, their regrets, and their wishes for the soon to be free o.j. simpson. this special edition of nightline will be right back. this is a special edition of nightline. o.j. simpson: parole granted. good evening. one of the most controversial figures in american life is once again heading toward freedom. o.j. simpson was granted parole today after spending nearly nine years in prison for a botched robbery, an attempt he says to reclaim sports memorabilia that was rightfully his. now with his release coming as soon as october abc s debora roberts speaks to some of the other men involved in that crime. reporter: o.j. simpson about to become a free man. capturing the nation s attention once again. tonight, o.j. simpson will be a free man. reporter: granted parole after serving nearly nine years behind bars for kidnapping and robbery. an emotional sigh from the former football great.
going to prison. because i know he wouldn t go for me. reporter: their stories, their regrets, and their wishes for the soon to be free o.j. simpson. this special edition of nightline will be right back. this is a special edition of nightline. o.j. simpson: parole granted. good evening. one of the most controversial figures in american life is once again heading toward freedom. o.j. simpson was granted parole today after spending nearly nine years in prison for a botched robbery, an attempt he says to reclaim sports memorabilia that was rightfully his. now with his release coming as soon as october abc s debora roberts speaks to some of the other men involved in that crime. reporter: o.j. simpson about to become a free man. capturing the nation s attention once again. tonight, o.j. simpson will be a free man. reporter: granted parole after serving nearly nine years behind bars for kidnapping and robbery. an emotional sigh from the former football great.
mayor bill delazio. the presidentpresident bill . the head of the union says danielen pantaleo is a model officer, and that de blasio insulted police when he said his african-american son has been told to be careful when he interacted with officers. what police officers felt yesterday after that press conference is that they were thrown under the bus. that they were out there doing a difficult job in the middle of the night protecting the rights of those to protest, protecting our sons and daughters, and the mayor was behind microphones like this throwing them under the bus. he needs to support new york city police office, he needs to say, that teach our children, every last one of our children, our sons and daughters to respect police officers. you cannot resist arrest, because resisting arrest leads to confrontation, confrontation leads to tragedy. i said, there is a history and there is a reality a lot of people feel fear. it s not that they should. it s that they do