Spoiler alert. This 'cut and dried' murder takes a sudden and unexpected shift half way through which makes the case most memorable. What fascinates me is that the 'beloved Dusty Harliss', a young and handsome wrestling champion and San Diego beach fixture with countless friends who adored him seems to have been a narcissistic bully with a record of brutal drunken attacks on people who were helpless against his championship training. And then his girlfriend turns out to be an out and out perjurer by her own admission (for which I doubt if she did jail time). Of all the 'true crime recreation' shows Forensic Files has always been my favorite.
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Moral To The Story... The Bully Sometimes Loses.
bronzesrv15 May 2020
I usually always feel for the victim, but in this case the victim brought this on himself! This should teach folks to NOT to bully people. Do not pick on others. This is what happens when the person being bullied fights back! Good for him! I'm glad he was freed finally. Shame on the folks lying to cover up what the bully did.
Miscarriage of justice that Forensic Files supports
thedoctor9818 January 2019
Warning: Spoilers
I'm a fan of the Forensic Files series, but when there is a miscarriage of Justice, I have to speak out. The evidence in this episode proves that a person who drove around with a knife in his trousers, looking for vulnerable females, was attacked. However, this pervert was found not guilty of murdering the person defending his next victim. It's a terrible episode. You watch this knowing that there is a serial rapist and murderer allowed to go free to commit atrocities again.
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