mercy1825
01-21-2020, 12:18 PM
https://forensicfilesnow.com/index.php/2019/12/19/douglas-mouser-suddenly-homicidal/
Please review the attached link. When this episode originally aired and I watched I remember feeling dumbfounded, as though I was missing something. For I recall no other Forensic Files episode where the suspect was portrayed as so obviously guilty and I felt that he should not even have been indicted, much less convicted. I cannot say he is innocent. What I can say is I agree with his defense attorny Richard Herman that they had absolutely no case against him beyond speculation.
I would say this is the ONLY FORENSIC FILES episode where I came to a conclusion that was at odds with the show's presentation of the process.
Please review the attached link. When this episode originally aired and I watched I remember feeling dumbfounded, as though I was missing something. For I recall no other Forensic Files episode where the suspect was portrayed as so obviously guilty and I felt that he should not even have been indicted, much less convicted. I cannot say he is innocent. What I can say is I agree with his defense attorny Richard Herman that they had absolutely no case against him beyond speculation.
I would say this is the ONLY FORENSIC FILES episode where I came to a conclusion that was at odds with the show's presentation of the process.