This behavior really showed how poor his self-images.

That's the one time I feel like I saw the scary object.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Force Case. This is Worc case scenario, special edition of Best Case Force Case.

I'm your host, Francie Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor, and with me today is...

Jim Clemente, retired FBI profiler, former New York City prosecutor, writer producer on CVS's Criminal Minds.

How you doing, Francie?

Good, thanks. How are you, Jim?

Good, thank you. It's been a crazy couple of weeks, let me tell you.

It has been a crazy couple of weeks, and it was capped off, I think, last night, by a television special,

that I know both of us were watching and texting each other during, and that's why we're doing this worst case scenario.

I wanted to give our listeners the benefit of your insight as a former FBI profiler about O.J. Simpson's, quote, lost confession.

You watched it all, right?

Well, you know, as you know, I was part of the show, and I was brought into the project very secretly.

I know I did what it was about until I actually showed up at the studio, and was very surprised to meet Denise Brown, the coal-brown sister.

And I was then introduced to her and to their friend Eve, and a number of other of the players that we would then eventually see on the program last night.

So, the first thing I want to say is that one of my very first questions was, if this is about O.J., how do you feel about it, Denise?

And she said, my family, and the Goldman family, wants this to be made public.

They want people to know who O.J. really is, and hear, and see him when he talks about, if I did it.

Well, and Jim, some of the remarkable things last night, and one of the reasons I'm so glad that they did this special and that you participated, is it was the first time we've ever really seen O.J. Simpson talking about this.

He didn't make statements to the police, so they're then a very brief one that was recorded.

He never testified at his trial, and at his civil trial, we really didn't get a sense of what had happened.

He certainly never admitted to doing anything wrong.

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