All I can say is that as a lay man and non lawyer this documentary is a blatant example of left-wing anti-law enforcement bias. I will say however that this show was very well directed and quite interesting.
It's likely that the overriding agenda regarding this series was aimed at pushing an agenda that is anti-capital punishment. As always with the progressive left, the criminals are almost never guilty and victims of a flawed society. The very people protecting us and bringing about justice are demonized. All law enforcement is corrupt and illegitimate and we as Americans should be suspect of them.
These are simple cut and dry common sense cases where the evidence is overwhelming and the accused guilt is undeniable. The cases then get picked apart to the point that a reasonable person could possibly be led to conclude that the investigators conspired to frame those convicted. We're then coerced into empathizing with the monsters and hating the real heroes. Just think back to O.J., JFK, 9/11 conspiracies and the nonsense that sparked the BLM movement in Ferguson.
It just goes to show that if one splits hairs and over-examines something so simple and obvious that the audience can be led to believe in the innocence of anyone. Let us all now join together and celebrate this injustice by kneeling during the national anthem
It's likely that the overriding agenda regarding this series was aimed at pushing an agenda that is anti-capital punishment. As always with the progressive left, the criminals are almost never guilty and victims of a flawed society. The very people protecting us and bringing about justice are demonized. All law enforcement is corrupt and illegitimate and we as Americans should be suspect of them.
These are simple cut and dry common sense cases where the evidence is overwhelming and the accused guilt is undeniable. The cases then get picked apart to the point that a reasonable person could possibly be led to conclude that the investigators conspired to frame those convicted. We're then coerced into empathizing with the monsters and hating the real heroes. Just think back to O.J., JFK, 9/11 conspiracies and the nonsense that sparked the BLM movement in Ferguson.
It just goes to show that if one splits hairs and over-examines something so simple and obvious that the audience can be led to believe in the innocence of anyone. Let us all now join together and celebrate this injustice by kneeling during the national anthem