It's clear from the start that this documentary is trying to push a narrative. This would be fine if they told the whole story, and had a strong case for that.
The details they left in and inconsistencies they tried to explain away muddied up that narrative as well as implying that the female judge had something against women.
The details they left out, which I looked up after watching this, make it very clear that this isn't a simple stand-your-ground case, as this documentary claims. This made me feel like I wasted 40 minutes on falsehoods.
I watched a 15 min breakdown by Dr. Todd Grande on YouTube on this case, and learned more than watching this.
In retrospect, she is very lucky with the plea they offered her.
The details they left in and inconsistencies they tried to explain away muddied up that narrative as well as implying that the female judge had something against women.
The details they left out, which I looked up after watching this, make it very clear that this isn't a simple stand-your-ground case, as this documentary claims. This made me feel like I wasted 40 minutes on falsehoods.
I watched a 15 min breakdown by Dr. Todd Grande on YouTube on this case, and learned more than watching this.
In retrospect, she is very lucky with the plea they offered her.