Netflix's Amanda Knox documentary

[Dominus Atheos]

I'm only halfway through it, but I just had to stop and talk about what a huge slime ball this Daily Mail reporter sounds like. Christ.

[Dominus Atheos]

Although it occurs to me that it's possible that the producers got him to say 100 different things, then selected the 10 slimmest things and just showed those.

Edit: a bit more than 10, I'm still not halfway through and I think he must have said at least 25 slimy things.

[Steve]

I was skimming through it while eating, you're referring to Pisa?

He made me LOL a bit at the end. His remarks can be summed up as "What are we supposed to do, find confirmation of what our all-important sources tell us before we print anything? If we fact-checked and made sure we were right, our competitors could scoop us, and we can't have that!"

[JLTucker]

How deep does the documentary go into the case details? I don't know much about it, just hte snippets I've read here.

[Dartzap]

How deep does the documentary go into the case details? I don't know much about it, just hte snippets I've read here.

It goes into the evidence in a detailed manner.

The entire thing was farcical. There's a detective who looks like Morse with delusions of being Sherlock Holmes, a suspect with a possible psychotic break not being assessed (didn't mention one beyond a basic health check) a suspect being tricked into thinking she has HIV and other suspects lying their arses off. Top that off with the media frenzy,a incompetent forensics team it was a fucking mess.

Scotland Yard should have sent a team over, might have kept it focused, if not a complete circus.