Making a Murderer

by Claire25 14.01.16 21:06

Hi, I was just wondering if anyone has watched this? It's a 10 part documentary series on Netflix about the wrongful imprisonment of a man on rape charges..

He is released after 18 years on new evidence and is suing the local authorities when he is then arrested for a murder and it very much look like he is being framed. He is still in prison now.

I couldn't believe what I'd seen. The documentary is causing a massive stir at the moment. I did search but couldn't find a discussion thread on here for it.

by **Hobs** 14.01.16 23:06

It is being covered on Peter Hyatt's blog.

He has not made a reliable denial as in i did not kill Teresa.

Also what is not being made clear is that the film was commissioned by the defence in order to paint their client as innocent and that the film shows pretty much only the defense side of the story and also includes a lot of evidence that was not allowed in the trial due to it being unbelievable or irrelevant.

Of course the defense are going to minimise his involvement.

Even the innocence project refused to get involved in his murder case which is telling.

by Claire25 14.01.16 23:38

Oh thanks Hobs, it was clearly very one sided. I'll google that blog, thanks. If only the McCann case could get a docu with similar coverage!

by willowthewisp 15.01.16 12:26

Claire25 wrote:Oh thanks Hobs, it was clearly very one sided. I'll google that blog, thanks. If only the McCann case could get a docu with similar coverage!

Hi Claire25, they already have with the recent October 2013 Crimewatch programme, DCI Andy Redwood (revolutionary moment), along with their earlier programme to find out what happened to Madeleine McCann?
Ask your self the question, why did the Tapas 9 choose to take part in Dave Edgar's mockumentary and Crimewatch, but all refused to go back Portugal to help the PJ Police re-enact their police statements of conformation of events that were supposed to have happened?