Both excellent and in the case of R Kelly, fantastic that a documentary can directly lead to justice.
Yeah it's all true and court case as recent as think was Feb 2019 before it got resolved, shows in the court and people's different opinions on it don't want to give it away but good watch
Try not to google anything about it until you’ve seen it. It is based on a true story and it was on the news in America for weeks while it all unfolded. I had zero knowledge so found it gripping not knowing what was going to happen. The attention to detail and accuracy is said to be incredible. Patricia won a Golden Globe for it I think.
I was obsessed. I bet I watched seasons 1-2, four or five times if not more. It’s unreal !!Did anyone else become really invested in this?does anyone know of similar series/documentaries to watch?
Yeah it was only found on the 8th visit by officer Lenk who shouldn’t have even been as the Calumet county LE shouldn’t have been involved because of the deposition
It was his neighbours wife and she had a brain haemorrhage on the landing and fell down the stairs. She wasn’t murdered. I thought it was atrocious they brought that up given he adopted the dead woman’s children. I think he was innocent simply because I believe the theory she was inebriated, fell and bled out from her scalp injuries. There wasn’t enough evidence for motive. He is a strange man but I don’t think he killed his wife. The fact he has refused to admit guilt in all this time is something which is shared with cases of wrongful conviction.I saw the owl theory and then I watched a vid of someone saying why it couldn’t be that .. just different peoples opinions on utube .. I felt he was guilty but still not 100 % definite till I watched a load of body language analysts on utube explaining why he was & some of the things he says reminds me of the mcanns (I got really into statement analysis by a guy called peter Hyatt .. he says people pretty much give themselves away in their language without realising & it’s so true ). The fact his first wife/gf in Germany was found dead at the bottom of the stairs as well
I watched this a few years ago the guy is so creepy
Only yesterday (after seeing this post!) I have been listening to the BBC podcast 'Beyond Reasonable Doubt'. I didn't realise that although she had alcohol in her bloodstream she was still under the North Carolina (and British) drink drive limit. Diazepam would exacerbate the effect of any alcohol she did drink but it struck me as unusual as I recall the defence making out she was drunk.
Yes I think the police searched his trailer home several times and on the last time they found the keys to the victims car behind a bedside table I think it was, yet they'd already looked there and found nothing. The implication being that it was planted.
I think he was guilty.
I got the guilty vibes too
I’d be surprised if it’s not completely skewed Candace Owens is hard right political commentator
That’s based on a true story I think. Remember reading about it
Riz Ahmed was brilliant in The Night Of, I kept thinking he would be a good choice to play Adnan Syed if there ever was a film made of his life. Nightcrawler is another good film starring Riz Ahmed.
Thank you for the advice on not Googling, will add to my list now. I think Patricia Arquette is brilliant, so looking forward to watching this.Try not to google anything about it until you’ve seen it. It is based on a true story and it was on the news in America for weeks while it all unfolded. I had zero knowledge so found it gripping not knowing what was going to happen. The attention to detail and accuracy is said to be incredible. Patricia won a Golden Globe for it I think.
I’m going to have to rewatch it now
Yes! The Jinx is one of my favourites. Definitely worth a watch. 'Confessions with a Killer' is also a good one about Ted Bundy