Nah you're missing my point.
The key isn't just thinking he maybe didn't do it. It would be focusing on the "persona" or Myth of Juice. As others have mentioned here. He was like Tiger Woods pre getting caught up. Plus they have Cuba playing the role suspect as hell. The one thing OJ did have was a calmness and a charisma that even if shyt didn't add up you'd still buy it....cause well, he's OJ.
This is what I mean by by the numbers. Yes, he horribly failed that test. But they're not playing up the paranoia for OJ in THOSE times. Even if he did it. Not a sense of anything crooked going on. The opening scene was the Rodney King beating and the riots that took place afterwards. That was a great setup for how people would perceive things. But what followed was simply, "this happened, then this happened, etc."
I think they're trying to sell that idea. I.E the black radio debate. But idk I'm not buying it. In
94 you had reason to doubt anything they were telling us.
I heard Cuba said he changed his belief on things from script to script. So maybe thats how it plays out. However, as of now its really not doing anything different than what we've seen before. Also, again...the author already has his perspective over the series. So we know where its going. Obviously looks guilty, plays race card now he's free. Its well crafted though.
I was just expecting a True Detective kind of uncertainty. Maybe it will
Its still really good.