Living in the UK as I do, only came across this case / story through Netflix late one Sunday night.
I enjoy true crime stories so impressed play.
At a run time of about 40 minutes, it doesn't delve too deep, but it interviews the important people on the case including Brittany herself.
What a woman she is. What a nightmare she's lived through. What a strength she has.
The law, it is said, is an ass, in this case, the judiciary of Alabama should be hanging their heads in shame. Brittany didn't deserve this, they know she didn't, why else offer more time for Manslaughter than for murder? They wanted her convicted for murder.
If she felt a new life in the UK was for her, she'd be welcome at mine for a pot of tea and a biscuit.
I enjoy true crime stories so impressed play.
At a run time of about 40 minutes, it doesn't delve too deep, but it interviews the important people on the case including Brittany herself.
What a woman she is. What a nightmare she's lived through. What a strength she has.
The law, it is said, is an ass, in this case, the judiciary of Alabama should be hanging their heads in shame. Brittany didn't deserve this, they know she didn't, why else offer more time for Manslaughter than for murder? They wanted her convicted for murder.
If she felt a new life in the UK was for her, she'd be welcome at mine for a pot of tea and a biscuit.