7 episodes full of interesting information, footage, interviews and still once I came to the end of the series I could not really figure it out if the guy was innocent or guilty. And that's a good sign actually, because the story is told from a quite neutral point of view, balancing well the different sides - prosecution and defence - and not taking a clear stand for one or the other. The theory of him killing to improve the audience of his tv show is quite disturbing but potentially plausible unless he fell victim of a huge political conspiracy.
Definitely a documentary that I recommend watching, a bit too long in my opinion but worth the time.
Definitely a documentary that I recommend watching, a bit too long in my opinion but worth the time.