US | OJ Simpson Second Crony Will Testify Against OJ The Juice faces life in prison if convicted in memorabilia heist By Lucas Laursen Posted Oct 16, 2007 10:04 AM CDT Copied O.J. Simpson, left, stands in Las Vegas Justice Court, for his arraignment, in this Sept. 19, 2007 file photo. Attorney Yale Galanter, right, stands beside Simpson. (AP Photo/ Clint Karlsen, Pool) (Associated Press) A second man charged along with OJ Simpson in a Vegas armed robbery has copped a plea and will testify against the football great, who could now face life in prison if convicted of the felony charges. Walter Alexander joins Charles Cashmore in agreeing to testify, reports the New York Daily News, and Cashmore plans to testify that guns were involved. "I think he wishes he would have never met OJ," said Cashmore's lawyer. Cashmore and Alexander face a series of felony charges, including armed robbery and kidnapping, that could land them in prison for up to five or six years. Simpson, currently free on $125,000 bail, maintains that no guns were involved and that he was retrieving stolen belongings. Read These Next The world says its final goodbye to Dawson Leery. Police have a name, but no motive in Canada mass shooting. Nancy Guthrie's camera footage raises an ancillary question: how? Trump no longer has to worry about Gallup approval polls. Report an error