Murder in the Outback

The first two episodes offer a glimpse of a promising documentary review of a high profile case. It, however heads down hill fast, becoming more biased with more outlandish scearinos that demonstrate the two main investigators have lost touch/forgotten about fairness of the law. It becomes their own personal show to push their views and opinions irrespective of how ridiculous they sound. They spent 10 years researching this case and it is obvious by the 4th episode that there will be only one conclusion to justify their time and dedication and one dares says an attempt at restoring one of their reputations after being convicted of being a drugs felon. Disappointing and very very poor editorial work.