Documentaries

The dude who owned that company when it sold to Mattel for $3.5 billion was Kevin O'Leary, the biggest asshole in Shark Tank.

Dracula Deexan

This Chris Brown documentary is guaranteed to be a trainwreck.

Scott Peterson? He went fishing the day his wife went missing and then body washed up right there days later.
He showed zero emotions a vigils (and in fact told Frey he was in Paris over the phone while at the vigil) , zero interest in searching for her. There were many inconsistencies in his story to the police. He was also ready to sell her stuff including her car and the house like she was coming back .

When the police arrested him he had gotten ready to escape by packing his car he bought in his mother's name. He told them he was on his way to play a round of golf with his father and brother, but this was what was in his car:

approximately $15,000 in cash
four cell phones
multiple credit cards belonging to various members of his family
an array of camping equipment, including knives, implements for warming food, tents and tarpaulins and a water purifier
nine pairs of footwear (shoes, boots, flip flops)
several changes of clothing
a T-handled double-edged dagger
a MapQuest map to Frey's workplace (printed the previous day)
a shovel
2 ropes
200 blister packs of sleeping pills
Viagra
his brother's driver's license

Some of those items were a kill kit for Amber Frey since she double crossed him with the police.

His hair and goatee were also bleached blond. The said that that was because he went swimming in his neighbor's pool and the chlorine changed his hair, but that neighbor said Peterson had never been in his pool.

There's a lot of circumstantial evidence and only a Hair they found on the boat, but the guy was acting shifty as a snake without the need to if he were innocent.


Many trials don't have all the fancy forensic evidence that puts TV criminals away, but it's the preponderance of the evidence that puts most people away. It's at least more likely that he did it than not.



Defense did not show a reasonable doubt , they hung their hat on the thought that a prostitute that stole some checks from the house killed Lacy, but the police never thought that, plus the checks were stolen after she was murdered. They also tried to get a forensic person to testify she died later than she did, but that also fell through.

I watched the Todd McFarlane "documentary" last week.  It was interesting and informative, but the only aspects delved into involved things that would make Todd look good.  There was zero mention of any of the shady shit he's gotten into, even when Todd talks about things that are directly contradicted by his own actions.  It was very revealing when Todd mentioned his "enemies", as though normal people have actual enemies.  I strongly suspect that everyone Todd considers to be his enemy doesn't actually give him the slightest thought.