A Killer Uncaged

A lying manipulative psycho killer justifying his murder.

Well maybe I'm a bit harsh but there is no real story in this Netflix new documentary. What you see in the first 5 minutes is almost everything. 3 episodes that should have at most take 5 minutes in a TV news report. Sad for the family of the victim not sure why from the first place a convicted murderer gets the opportunity to give us his agenda and as written above no real story or drama behind it. Don't watch there are better things to do with your time.

Manipulative, self-pitying liar. Extremely unlikable. I watch a lot of Innocence Project-type shows and always go in with a great deal of sympathy for both sides, but this man managed to become more reprehensible with every episode. Finds ways to totally justify his horrible actions and the entire show was infuriating to watch. Very bad example of someone getting a rare second chance - and I know all the ways the justice system can be awful. I could not STAND this man. I was curious by the end.

How is this manipulative self-centered awful human out of prison? He obviously committed a hate crime, he is a whining professional victim. He will be a repeat offender. How could they let him out of prison? This is a terrible show to glamorize this guy who should be in prison. Forever.

He want you to feel sorry for him but this is a genuine psychopath. Come on he is so transparent!

Although I was interested in the story of Dale Sigler and the murder he committed, I found that the documentary fails to make a point. It just shows what happened and what Sigler and the prosecutors and the victim's relatives say. But what does the series want to tell us? You don't need to take sides to have a point of view, and this series does not.

One thing that made me angry even is when the "great revelation" of Sigler telling a different version of his motive for the murder was kept from the viewers until the end of episode 2 (of 3). And that's despite the fact that at the time of the filming this changed statement was already known.

This documentary doesn't bore but it left me shrugging my shoulders.