The Staircase on Netflix (spoilers)

[MargotMoon]

Has anyone watched this?? I've just finished the last episode and I've been veering back and forth so much about what to believe.

Obviously there was a lot of stuff that was not covered properly during the trial - her sister talked about bruises and cuts all over her body but they only really focussed on the head injuries in the trial coverage. I want to believe that he's innocent but feel like there's a lot more to it than was shown.

I watched it and still feel like I have no real clue what happened. The filming however involved a woman he was having a relationship with (I can't remember if she was the editor or something else) so I think it was probably very heavily weighted toward showing how he could be innocent.

Oh really!? Blimey, that does change the slant a bit. Not sure I would have watched it had I known that. Ah well!

Watched 2 episodes. Thought he was guilty. Not finished watching the house on haunted hill took over is it worth carrying on?

I got quite into it but now I know that he was in a relationship with one of the film production people I'm thinking it's so biased you can't get a clear idea. I know there's always bias with these things though. I still think he might be guilty so they haven't done a great job if it was just a puff piece

Why was her blood not cleaned up? There’s still blood on the walls almost a year later.

I watched it and was also unsure. I read that her blood alcohol level was too low to really be an issue but they implied the drink and valium were contributing factors.

Her fingerprints weren't on either of the wine glasses that he said they'd used. It seemed a bit like a set up - lovely evening of dinner and wine and sitting out by the pool etc.

But... the owl theory really did have some weight I thought. The evidence seemed to support it...

I’d carrying on watching if I was you. It takes forever but I think you’ll find out the answer in the end!

I started a thread on this months ago, it's so intriguing. Trust is we may never know! Mad.

The podcast "beyond reasonable doubt" covers everything in more detail. I think it's interesting her daughter & sisters think he did it, and HIS sister thinks he did it. I think it's entirely likely he is guilty.