Duke Dixon
Superstar
Are there anymore docs like this on Netflix? I already finished this, Evil Genius, and Making a Murderer.
the confession tapes and wild wild country are really goodAre there anymore docs like this on Netflix? I already finished this, Evil Genius, and Making a Murderer.
the confession tapes and wild wild country are really good
Watch Amanda Knox if u haven’t saw itAre there anymore docs like this on Netflix? I already finished this, Evil Genius, and Making a Murderer.
One thing the documentary leaves out is that they were actually hurting for money. he hadn't made a dime in a few years, and she was making bread for the entire house, including the kids, who had amassed 6 figures worth of credit card debt. She had a 1.4 million dollar life insurance policy, and she divorced her first husband for infidelity. Personally I think she probably found out he was sleeping around and threatened to divorce him, and/or he wanted the insurance money, and probably killed her.
He had a really hard time paying the legal fees and I don't think the lawyer ending up getting everything he charged. The lawyer definitely got around 500k. Peterson sold a property he and his wife owned for 200k and the lawyer got that, and he worked out some deal where his brother was able to get him 300k in legal fees, and the brother got paid back with money from the sale of Peterson's house.
Peterson definitely didn't have an easy time paying it. Without Kathleen he was broke, and a lot of their assets were tied up and not liquid, and they owed a lot of money. I've read in a few places the final bill for the legal fees was close to 900k.
Wait whatYo, the show Trial & Error spoofed the shyt out of the Staircase. Gay lovers, previous suspect deaths, a fukking owl
The first season of Trial & Error came out a year before Netflix released the Staircase
Wait what
So this shyt happened like 3 miles from my house growing up, and I was in high school when this happened, so I remember it pretty vividly. What I find disappointing about this documentary series is how biased it is. Peterson is dating the editor of the documentary right now, because they fell in love making the series. The series straight up leaves a lot of shyt out that rightfully makes Peterson look worse. I think if people just see this documentary that they'll probably walk away thinking he's innocent.
I'm happy to go into more details, but basically I think he's guilty, although I don't think the prosecution did a good enough job of convincing the jurt that he did, and I would've had reasonable doubt, so I would have likely voted not guilty.
Or maybe an owl did it
Are yall watching the show on hbomax?
13 episodes in total they’re up to 7 now