"The United States of America" (American Crime Story) is a TV series directed by Ryan Murphy , with Scott Alexander and LA Karaszewski as the lead creators and screenwriters, and starring Cuba Gooding Jr , Sarah Paulson , David Lawrence Schwimmer and others. Ryan Murphy is based on the American drama with his stimulating sensory impact, unambiguous star casting, free walk and precise grasp between mainstream and marginal themes, great emphasis on visual style, and unabashed commercial pursuits. In recent years, The topic of " American Horror Story " has won him many awards. This time, Ryan Murphy, Scott Alexander and LA Karaszewski turned their attention to real historical events, and still told the audience the crime stories that sensationalized The United States of America and the world in a way of one story per season
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The first season of the series is about the " Orenthal James Simpson Wife Murder " which is very familiar to the people of The United States of America. In 1994, the murder of the wife of the former football player Orenthal James Simpson became the most sensational in The United States of America at the time. event. The trial of this case was a twists and turns. The prosecution accused Orenthal James Simpson of killing his ex-wife and the waiter in the restaurant with a knife. However, the two first-degree murder charges resulted in the invalidation of strong evidence due to several major mistakes by the police. The court was acquitted and was only found to be liable for the deaths of the two by the civil court. The case has also become the largest suspected crime case in The United States of America history.
The play uses a lawyer's perspective to interpret the entire trial process of the " Orenthal James Simpson Wife Murder Case " in detail , reproducing the "chaotic inside story" that the public did not know and the battle of wits and courage between the prosecution and the defense both inside and outside the court. The plot is a mixture of "secrets of the prosecutor", "cunning of the defense", " the complex history of the Los Angeles police station and the black community" and other sensitive elements.
