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I really struggled to watch Eugene Kusche and not think of the Butterfield Detective Agency.
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EL BROMANCE posted:Anyway, if you liked that then watch this. Was mentioned in the thread earlier, but it's very good (made in 2000 and fairly low budget, but fits in with this spate of 'true crazy crimes you've never heard of' documentaries we're getting). This was excellent. "Did you try and find any evidence to corroborate this statement?" "Nope".
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It would have made it a lot easier to claim no evidence was planted if the county cops that said they were removing themselves from the investigation had actually done so, and not coincidentally been around on search #7 when actual evidence linking Steven to the crime started to appear. The whole system relies on 'beyond reasonable doubt', the defense lawyers (from what the documentary showed) did a good job of convincing me that there was a lot of doubt over Steven's involvement. He might well have done it and covered it up really well, but that's not how courts work. On the evidence presented in the courtroom there is no way a guilty verdict should have been returned.
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