ABC News legal analyst Royal Oakes joins Wisconsin’s Afternoon News to examine newly uncovered documents that could shed light on the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. Oakes breaks down a New York Times investigation suggesting O.J. Simpson may have had help covering up evidence, including allegations involving a possible accomplice and a bloody bag. Plus, questions about whether prosecutors overlooked a crucial tip during the original trial, similarities to Simpson’s controversial book If I Did It and whether anyone connected to the case could still face criminal charges more than three decades later.