O.J. Simpson could be paroled as soon as October (2017) after serving just nine years of his 33-year sentence for kidnapping, robbery and assault, reports New York Post.
In order to walk free, Simpson must convince four out of the seven parole-hearing commissioners that he has kept clean, and avoided gang membership and drug and alcohol abuse while incarcerated on the remaining seven charges.
Simpson was paroled on five of his 12 charges in 2013, after successfully arguing he had displayed good behavior while behind bars.
Simpson has spent the nine years behind bars at Lovelock Correctional Facility, a medium security prison in Nevada's high desert.
Here's a look at Simpson's life as Lovelock's most famous prisoner, featured on CNN.com.