Anyone else watching this? It the in depth look at the Teresa Halbach murder in Wisconson. I'll try not to spoil it for anyone but it goes into detail on wether there was a police coverup in the investigation.
It's really really well done. I can't recomend it enough.
I am watching this (two episodes so far but I can see where it's going:). This is an especially interesting case to me since my whole family lives in the Manitowoc/TwoRivers area, my parents were born there, so all the landmarks are familiar to me, such as the lake and Beernsten's chocolate shop. I remember Steven Avery being released the first time and how it was such a BIG deal, but now look what they've done to him. How far along are you into watching this? We can discuss further when we get to the ending, so as not to do spoilers 
I haven't seen any of it yet but have heard it is pretty intense and well worth viewing. Appreciate the "No spoilers" of this thread.
If interested in this sort of viewing, I'd recommend "The Jinx", a documentary in 6 parts that features Robert Durst and his strange life of run-ins with the law. The last episode is very chilling.
If interested in this sort of viewing, I'd recommend "The Jinx", a documentary in 6 parts that features Robert Durst and his strange life of run-ins with the law. The last episode is very chilling.
I'm all the way through it but would love to talk to people about it when they get done.KeyWee wrote:I am watching this (two episodes so far but I can see where it's going:). This is an especially interesting case to me since my whole family lives in the Manitowoc/TwoRivers area, my parents were born there, so all the landmarks are familiar to me, such as the lake and Beernsten's chocolate shop. I remember Steven Avery being released the first time and how it was such a BIG deal, but now look what they've done to him. How far along are you into watching this? We can discuss further when we get to the ending, so as not to do spoilers