Slow but necessary

I read a review about it being slow, there was a middle part where I started to lose interest. However it was all generally necessary and all ties together at the end. It’s very well investigated. I hate that for all the good hard work that prosecutors and detectives do, there are these stories that are so riddled with shady efforts to get and maintain convictions. If the new prosecutor truly said she’s not interested in the court of public opinion just the court of law, that’s like saying “well you’re too dumb to understand”. This one has it all, lack of evidence, terrible representation and unreasonable efforts to maintain a conviction and move on. The victims family doesn’t even believe in this conviction. Sure wish we could figure out a way to improve the way cases are reviewed. If you don’t get a podcast or a book written about your case, you just fade into the system.