There Is Something About The Photographs That

Recently It's Become Much To My Surprise, Something That Does Happen. For Example, I Used To Get Almost All Of My Stories, And It's Probably Still True, From Newspapers. Primarily From The New York Times. No One Ever Really Thinks Of The New York Times As A Tabloid Newspaper And It Isn't A Tabloid Newspaper. But There Is A Tabloid Newspaper Within The New York Times Very, Very Often.

Basically, "making A Murderer" Chronicles A Set Of Crimes Committed In Wisconsin: Manitowoc, Wisconsin. The First Crime Is A Miscarriage Of Justice. Steven Avery Is Convicted And Sentenced To A Very, Very Long Prison Sentence For The Assault On A Woman. And It Comes To Light Through Dna Evidence That He Was Not The Assailant.

I've Always Loved [elsa Dorfman] Work. I've Loved Her And Her Work Is So Much An Expression Of Her. One Of The Reasons To Make The Film Is To Expose Elsa, Hopefully, To A Wider Audience.

Photographs Attract False Beliefs The Way Flypaper Attracts Flies.

Did You Know That Nuremberg Courtroom Was Designed So That The Allies Could Project Movies During The Trial? And, Also So That They Could Film The Trial? The First Movies That Were Shown Were Prepared By John Ford - A Compilation Of Material From The Liberation Of Bergen-belsen And Dachau. But Here Comes An Interesting Part. Did You Know They Lit (using Fluorescent Tubes) The Defendants So They Could Be Filmed Watching The Films That Were Shown During The Trial?