I Am A Killer: Released

Oh so you never thought you'd get out of jail? But when you are released, for the cameras, you then say, you "dreamed" of this day since you came to jail.

Does not compute.

Let's not even go into the general sense of ill-feeling you get when you observe this man, the dead eyes, the nonchalant attitude as he eats his food in the first episode. The ill-timed and contrived emotional displays. Bah.

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.

I'm always fascinated by stories like this. You will see this man change and his arrogance shines. He would not be free if justice had been served. The victim is always forgotten, why? Because they are no longer with us and cannot defend themselves. Religion is used as a cruch in prison and this man has milked it. HE'S FREE and it's wrong, so wrong.

The amount of ignorance and hypocrisy in the system and in society is showcased and magnified by the amount of stupidity in this show. Watching is is like pulling teeth.

A lying manipulative psycho killer justifying his murder.