Johnny Mitchell revisits the Simpson case with Alex Tomé

The Connect's nine-upload week also includes Léo Maruin's account of imprisonment in Thailand.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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2:13Mitchell asks why accomplice theories provoke anger; Tomé explains how his own view of the case changed.
5:17The discussion considers the presumption of innocence, media influence and the prosecution's burden of proof.
10:00Tomé presents a witness account as support for his theory that a second person was present.
23:02Tomé questions the handling of unidentified DNA markers and blood evidence.

Johnny Mitchell asks Alex Tomé why the suggestion of an accomplice in the O.J. Simpson case provokes such strong reactions. Tomé's answer begins with his own change of mind: he says he started his investigation believing Simpson was innocent, then turned his attention to whether another person had been at the scene.

Their conversation, "O.J. Simpson's Accomplice Finally Revealed", was The Connect's most-watched new upload, reaching about 75,000 views. Despite the title's certainty, the interview presents Tomé's theory, drawing on witness accounts and his interpretation of evidence. Mitchell brings the discussion back to the legal standard: "It's what you can prove. And we have a system for a reason, and you have to follow the rules as a prosecutor."

Elsewhere in the week's nine uploads, Léo Maruin recounts how printing counterfeit euro notes led to imprisonment in Thailand. He describes overcrowding, violence and the long effort to return to France. A separate upload, "He Sold Cigars to Michael Jordan", offers a different subject and continues to attract a substantial daily audience.

The channel brought in roughly 1.6 million views over the week, with its subscriber count unchanged. Daily viewing is currently below its usual level. Among nearby-sized interview channels, Rich Roll is enjoying a lift above his normal daily audience, while Colin and Samir is close to its customary level.

For The Connect, the strongest immediate momentum belongs to "Prisoner Lost $8,000 to Child Support...." and the slightly older "He Sold a Kilo for $100,000 🤯". The latter has passed half a million views, giving the archive a sizable draw alongside the new interviews.

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