Netflix does a great job in the true crime series. Only 3 episodes so far. I remember this case. What is remarkable is who had the foresight to document this case from both defendant and prosecution side from the beginning. You get to feel what it's like to be a defendant - what it would like to be on the stand, hear evidence against you, and discuss cost of putting up a good defense. Would like to know backstory - not about the case - but the filmmakers view, did they think they were filming an innocent man's defense or a guilty man getting caught.