The Evidence: Indeed and Without Doubt

After watching the first episode I did not understand why there were parts about racism.

The victims were black, the majority of the jury was black and I did not see any link to the race of the convicted men.

Not a very spectaculair or memorable show so far.

A good start, setting up the scenario for the convictions and supporting evidence. Relevant interviews and archival footage. Pace is a bit slow.

Like most neflix documentaries, too long winded, filling tv space. Tiger king was good piece of work but this like a lot Netflix shows you give up on.

The show is drawn out, like any Netflix series. Anyone criticizing "the use of race" is only further proving the point that baseless allegations and wrongful convictions can and do exist. The stories are captivating and at most times incredibly tragic. A lot of these made my heart ache.

Look, it befuddles me that someone who chose to watch this show gets panties in a wad about "race talk." Damn, you have watched this and you don't understand? I'm a white middle-class southern woman, and I feel compelled to address this whiny "race talk" stuff. Oh, you do t like it being called out? Poor you. Race is critical because it affected the case, the investigation, the legal representation, and the need for The Innocence Files to work to exonerate man that had so much exculpatory evidence and who was failed by the entire system. So are the rules written by white people? SHOW ME SOMEWHERE IN THE US THAT ISN'T. Hell YES they are. And if you can't put away your sorry self-pity as you watch this egregiously poorly-done investigation.

Get right.