Did He Do It?

2015

Did He Do It?

6.7 | en | Crime

Famous homicide trials are presented using expert commentary from lawyers, friends, family, law enforcement and victims.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP5 Poetic Justice

Apr. 30,2015

A man is acquitted of murdering his fiancee, and six months later new evidence surfaces.

EP4 Evil in His Eyes

Apr. 23,2015

A man is convicted of murder, and 14 years later, his sister uncovers the truth.

EP3 Execution in Question

Apr. 16,2015

A man is accused of murder, and DNA evidence reveals the truth 14 years later.

EP2 Killer Confessions

Apr. 09,2015

When Viola Manville is beaten to death, police suspect Frank Sterling, whose brother Glen was convicted of an assault on Viola a few years earlier. Frank confesses to murder, and goes to prison. Until 18 years later, new evidence blows the case wide open.

EP1 Reputation of Evil

Apr. 02,2015

Steven Avery is released after 18 years in prison, when evidence reveals he's innocent of a vicious attack on Penny Beerntsen. Within months he's arrested again, this time for the murder of a young lady. Can lightning strike twice? Or, did he do it?

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Famous homicide trials are presented using expert commentary from lawyers, friends, family, law enforcement and victims.

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aceellaway2010 There's a number of these kind of reality shows. The biggest fault I find with most of them is that they show Actors in the parts of the characters and never show an actual photo of the real perpetrators. (Although they tend to show photos of the victims). The one I recently watched was about the Killer Melvin Ignatow, a man who tortured raped and murdered his girlfriend with the aid of another female. He was found not- guilty of the murder and then several months later, film was found in his home of him committing the acts, but because of Double Jeopardy legal rubbish, he could only be charged with Perjury for lying and only served a few years in jail- how appalling is that? One thing I did find disturbing-apart from the Smug arrogance of host Darren Kavinoky is the detail of how the accused Ignatow was forced to strip and pose for photos so that they could try to identify him from the found film which did not show his face. While I have nothing but loathing for this killer, he did not want to do this in front of a female investigator, and I do think it is wrong in these kind of situations for someone of the opposite sex to be present. Supposing he was not the killer? Why should he be e put through this? Just as I would find it wrong for a female accused perpetrator to have to submit to being stripped and photographed by a male investigator. There are enough professionals of both genders for this to be avoided.