The documentary is very well done. There was injustices done 60 years ago and this documentary seeks to expose them. I had an emotional reaction especially knowing that Chester was exonerated in August 2022. This poor man lost his entire life behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. Instead, he was coerced and manhandled into signing a fake confession for some up and coming lawyer who wanted to prove himself. People complain that the filmmaker has "daddy issues" but in this case, he was proving that his dad stole a man's life. Kudos for the filmmaker for exposing this corruption and bringing new light to this old case.
Review of The Murders at Starved Rock
