Watching the third, most recent film, now. For folks who like documentaries the first and third are must-see. The middle film is less interesting. Amazing to see how easy it was, especially before modern forensic testing, to convict these teenagers when there was, essentially no evidence aside from a coerced confession from a mildly mentally retarded teenager (which wasn't even admissible in the conviction of the other two defendants).
I've watched the three as well.
Just an FYI, there is a very recent documentary on the same subject by the same group titled "West of Memphis." That is the only one I have yet to see.
It was pretty bizarre to watch them. I changed my mind a couple times wondering who actually killed them. Guess we'll probably never know.
Just an FYI, there is a very recent documentary on the same subject by the same group titled "West of Memphis." That is the only one I have yet to see.
It was pretty bizarre to watch them. I changed my mind a couple times wondering who actually killed them. Guess we'll probably never know.
