"The Overnighters" on Netflix as well as "Making a Murderer" Two Docs with a real twist to them.
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I thought making a murderer made the main guy look innocent at first but the more evidence against him the more far fetched of a conspiracy would have to been against him. For example the documentary made it seemed like he was framed by the police who would have had to murder a woman that they knew he was talking to just to frame him. He’s definitely guilty.
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June 24, 2018
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Yes I'm pretty sure he was guilty. But the way the prosecutors bent the laws.....Plus the fact he had been falsely convicted too
I didn't think the doc was suggesting that the police murdered Halbeck, rather just that their methods were not legit.
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