Outcry

One of the best documentaries I've ever seen. I would highly recommend it to anyone.

Shocking story about justice, well made documentary, we need more quality documentaries like this.

Binged thru the whole thing in 2 days. The doc itself was very well made, being fair to all parties involved & very thorough in its execution of laying out the details of the case. Up until the end I had no idea on how it would end & when all was revealed, I couldn't hold back the tears.

Seeing the belief & support with Greg's friends/family/community throughout the process was awe inspiring. I'd recommend anyone watch this, as we need to shine as bright a light as possible on stories such as this. Where we trust & believe in the system to be fair & for justice to prevail, only to have the opposite occur. More people need to see this.

I have watched a lot of documentaries especially crime documentaries. This one is very good. The subject is very interesting and serious, child sexual abuse, conviction and fight to prove one's innocence. I watched all the five episodes. 'Outcry' is well documented and is filmed throughout many years. Like in many other documentaries about people who fight to prove their innocence, here we see that when law people are incompetent or consider their egos to be more important than finding the truth, things can get really sad and people's lifes are affected forever. I am really sorry for the families involved in this documentary. If you like crime documentaries I highly recommend you to watch 'Outcry'. You will be hooked, saddened and outraged.

America has been telling you that the American Justice System is the best in the world. This myth is hard to kill.

Many scholars and many people outside the US are of course highly skeptical about this claim and have been for many years.

The American justice system is rotten to the core, filled with corruption and this documentary exposes the corrupt police and Texas Rangers and exposes a judiciary system that doesn't care about the individual American citizen. This documentary is both frightening to watch and tragic to live with. But it's a must see tv-moment for sure.