I looked at the documentary and viewed it in a larger context. I am not debating whether or not SA is guilty or innocent. I am looking at the manipulation, coercion, sense of impropriety, the blue wall of silence, corruption, poor investigative techniques, questionable evidence etc.
What is shocking to me is that this happened in this day and age and I viewed the footage with my own eyes. I can no longer plead ignorance that this does not happen in cities and towns all across this country. I am angry at those men for railroading Brendon into a seemingly false confession when they should have realized he needed counsel or support in there.
I don't know for certain that there was justice for Teresa and her family. It almost seems as though she was an afterthought to the Prosecutor and LE. At minimum, I hope those that are in the position to evaluate what happened here, that have no agenda, can look at this with fresh eyes. IMOO