Before O.J. Simpson was paroled on Thursday afternoon, the four-member Nevada parole board snapped a selfie and posted it online, reminding everyone what a total spectacle this whole thing was. 
“The 4 board members right before the hearing,” wrote board member Adam Endel in a Facebook post. 
All four members, with seemingly important documents in hand, were smiling from ear-to-ear in the photo. 
"Brilliant post with confidential documents in view. Very professional. Great job," one commenter reacted. 
Others online noticed Endel's NFL-themed Kansas City Chiefs tie choice. Pre-double-murder-he-totally-didn't-commit days, Simpson played for the Buffalo Bills, a rival of the Chiefs. 


Leo Berto Albano @RealLeoBerto
Hey @Chiefs Fans This Is No Fluke: This Parole Board Member In A Kansas City Chiefs Tie Trolling OJ Simpson WOW! 
2:09 PM - 20 Jul 2017
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Baffoe Is Here 
✔@TimBaffoe
Wait wait wait wait wait... you showed up to preside over the OJ Simpson parole hearing in a Kansas City Chiefs tie, my guy?
1:37 PM - 20 Jul 2017
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Dan LaMorte 
✔@DanLaMorte
When O.J. Simpson saw that one of the parole guys was wearing a football tie
1:38 PM - 20 Jul 2017
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Simpson was paroled just nine years into his 33-year sentence that was handed out in 2008 when he was convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping in Las Vegas.