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Yep, the whole thing is filmed by the documentary team. They follow the family round, have the newscasts, the police interviews the trials, the phone calls from custody, the lot. Very, very little is through word of mouth or just interview with the filmamkers. The filmmakers don't get involved...

Bit slow on the uptake there ISSS, cos he's already returned and came on, on Saturday, playing the last 30 mins against Rochdale. ;) Anyway, point is, a lot of interest and a possible £500,000 bid on the table? Could well be he's not even at Walsall by the time they play us.

No idea who CRC is. Is he at all related to RCC?.

We can dream a little can't we! His estimations seem just a tad .... errmm .... let's be polite and say, ambitious though don't they.

Now also, call me thick here, but in that Avery's trial didn't the lead prosecutor say this was a crime committed by one person and one person alone? And then did not the same prosecutor then lead the trial for the other accused, the Dassey lad to try and convict him too? Also, in the first...

Mind, I wouldn't leave the house if I had 12 wives either. ;)

Yep, saw that. Without new evidence there is only a presidential pardon left I think.

I do think religion contributes too though. An awful lot of people are living by a creed and ancient texts from thousands of years ago, written by men for men and where women are very much secondary. We're in the 21st century and some idiots still think women shouldn't be educated.

And all 'left minded people' have this mentality? Isn't that just another of those stereotyped, sweeping statements that causes so many problems in the first place? Hate all the generalisations. You simply can't say 'left wing people all believe this' and 'Muslims do this' etc. It's a...

I would consider myself a bit of a leftie. I don't get your point.

Yep. I am really puzzled though. I am right up to the young lad's trial and I thought the whole defence should have revolved round the police officers coercing him and putting words in his mouth and all the suggestion they kept putting across to him. Didn't see his defence team fight for that...

In their views on, and how they treated women?

People are frightened of insulting Islam too and it is some Islamic countries where women are treated the worst.

Yep, absolutely ridiculous and bordering almost on the illegal you would have thought. Don't know how anyone could convict on such a lack of evidence and evidence that doesn't makes sense. For that first offence that Avery had 21 witnesses saying he was elsewhere and yet he was still convicted.

I see there's a lot of interest in Walsall's Tom Bradshaw. Could be sold in this window. Could that hurt their campaign? He's their top scorer, though has been out with an injury lately.

It's an education thing and unfortunately in a number of foreign countries women are still treated as second class citizens and it's very much a man's world and macho, male oriented thought processes dominate. Don't know how we can ever change that.

Yeah, just seen that. That's bizarre. Why on earth would he ask that? That scenario only makes sense if he's just come across the car. How would you know a type car just from a registration number that you haven't previously been given?

It is. It's absorbing and the pre-trial interviews and the trials themselves are a really good watch. You'll just find yourself shaking your head in disbelief over it though. The level of jumping to conclusions and assumption making by police departments and court officials etc. is just ridiculous.

Documentary. 100% true story. More unbelievable than fiction though. Sent from my LG-D405 using Tapatalk

Yep, that's where I'm up to. Unbelievable. The defence investigator just comes across as grumpy and impatient. The poor lad has a form in front of him with two choices: 'I am sorry for what I have done' or 'I am not sorry for what I have done.' He just stares at the form and because he is...