Killer in Question

I love how intense every episode is. I have to say I. The second episode that cop is racist!!!! Who the hell says "I don't know, there was to many Mexicans at her house I lost count!!!!! This cop is disgusting to the badge!!!!!! I love all 3 episodes.

Finally a film that engages you in it. Most of the time of the series you are wondering what if he is innocent. Thankfully there are not unnecessary dramatisations and representations of the crime. It is using only acual footage and the series are going through different point of views represented by parties involved in it. I personally enjoyed it very much and would definately recomend it to someone who likes good crime documentary. I would compare it with the first 48 though it is too early to say if it will become such a masterpiece.

This series runs long--for a reason. The back-and-forth claims by people involved in these decades-long struggles for justice are *HURTING.* The long running-time captures the "go nowhere" feeling probably everyone--including the guilty--feel as the years drag on, and the killer in question is still a matter of doubt. I've never seen another series that dares what "Killer in Question" dares: allowing people to use their gut feelings as evidence. I love this show for pushing the envelope. In some episodes, you hate the cops and investigators. In others, you wonder how they managed not to go insane from mistreatment--at the hands of their colleagues! There's raw pain and raw hatred, and it's not pretty. It is also not exploitative, as 90% of "true" crime shows are. Gets a 10 from me.

In the first 15 minutes there are 2-3 repeats of the two detectives. Then again, and another repeated court scene. Then a bit of exposition, then more repeats.

I'm 20 minutes in and they are already using every trick, cut scenes with text and dramatic music to amp up the tension.

Just tell the story already. It feels like this was written for TV and rehashed itself every 10 minutes for commercials. Very hard to watch, nobody seems to have any clue what's going on, everything is speculation.