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A review by lacyk_reads
Body Of Proof by Darrell Brown, Sophie Ellis
3.0
This was laid out in podcast fashion - I think it might have originally been a podcast? - and was well produced but not overdone.
Anyway, this explores a disappearance of a woman in Scotland and the evidence (or lack thereof) on which her ex-boyfriend was convicted of her murder. It was obvious that the producers aimed for this to be a “neutral” point of view of the case by only laying out facts. But it still felt very one-sided.
I walked away from this feeling like I wanted more of an explanation or investigation on certain aspects of the case - like how material was chosen to be presented to the jury, more effort about the mysterious car, etc. A good story but it felt very incomplete.
Anyway, this explores a disappearance of a woman in Scotland and the evidence (or lack thereof) on which her ex-boyfriend was convicted of her murder. It was obvious that the producers aimed for this to be a “neutral” point of view of the case by only laying out facts. But it still felt very one-sided.
I walked away from this feeling like I wanted more of an explanation or investigation on certain aspects of the case - like how material was chosen to be presented to the jury, more effort about the mysterious car, etc. A good story but it felt very incomplete.