New series about potential wrongful convictions in murder cases.
Really enjoyed it, though the first episode does tend to dick you about about in not revealing what the wrongful evidence actually is. Once you get past that though I would say it's quite compelling viewing.
Six episodes, two murder cases, same town, same police force.
Produced by John Grisham, the famous writer.
If you liked Making a Murderer you should like this.
Erm, wouldn't call it that as such. They just hold back on releasing facts as to why these people might be innocent, so you get friends and relatives saying they are innocent, but no meat on the bones for a little while.Is it a slow burner?
As I say, they are slow in coming up with the alibis and reasoning why the convictions aren't safe.I fell asleep after about 20 minutes! Might give it another go.
It isnt.Just finished it. Really enjoyed it, a bit slow in parts, but interesting. The American justice system isn't fit for purpose.
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Yeah, worse than Making a Murderer and I did warn you about the slowness.Just finished our, that's worse than making a murderer
I don't get why they are interviewed on their own all the time?
Yeah, worse than Making a Murderer and I did warn you about the slowness.
Nothing at all adds up in their confessions past 'we killed her'.Yeah after about the 3rd it started cutting out the crap and getting to the point. Absolute madness.
Nothing at all adds up in their confessions past 'we killed her'.
Everything is based solely on that.
Yep.Did I imagine it (I was sleepy) that they kept asking him about his dream and using that as a confession?
Something that did puzzle me though was this third guy they mentioned, the one where one of the suspects got the name wrong and the detective corrected him.
What happened about him? They stopped talking about him and I think he was released without charge.
In the grounds that the American justice system is an ass.I can't see on what grounds they can refuse any sort of appeal.
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