O.J. Simpson Ghost Writer: 'I Think He's A Murderer'

The ghost writer who helped pen O.J. Simpson's controversial book If I Did It has revealed he believes that the former NFL star is guilty of killing his ex-wife and her friend, Ron Goldman.

O.J. has always been dogged by rumours that he quite literally got away with murder in 1994 when he was aquitted of the killings.

Now, the co-writer of If I Did It – a so-called ‘fictional account’ of how O.J. would have committed the murders had he been guilty - claims he told the Naked Gun star he believed he was responsible for the murders.

Pablo Fenjves says, "He knew that I thought he was guilty."

After working with him on the book, Fenjves is unsurprised that O.J. has once again found himself on the wrong side of the law. 

The writer admits, "It really doesn't surprise me that he thinks the rules do not apply to him."

O.J. is accused of staging an armed robbery in a Las Vegas hotel suite in an attempt to recover sports memorabilia.