NEWS: O J SIMPSON GRANTED PAROLE AND HE MIGHT VISIT NICOLE'S GRAVE

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Remember O J Simpson's trial of 1995, where he was accused and later acquitted of the murder of his wife, Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, Ron Goldman, in what was dubbed as "Trial of the century"? Well, in 2007 O J Simpson was arrested again for a robbery and was jailed for 9 years.

The 70 years old former NFL player on Thursday was granted parole after serving nine years jail term for botched robbery and he is set to be free as early as October. He told the parole board his wish to spend as much time with his children and friends after his release.

Two of his friends Tom Scotto and Henry Johnson talked to Good Morning America on Friday about his life after jail and all the places he will likely visit after his release. OJ has also made plans to visit the graves of loved ones he lost while in jail and also to visit Nicole's grave.

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