Clare Solon

I watched, again, just to return to the...

the body cam footage.

At one point, there is a policeman talking to him and he's saying, are they dead?

They're definitely dead.

They're definitely dead.

And the policeman says, yes.

And he goes, and then another policeman approaches and he says, hey, how you doing?

And the policeman who had been speaking to him looks and then looks back at Alex like, wait a second.

flicks from devastated father and husband to, hey, how are you going?

To local law enforcement.

So there was, as you said, there was so much evidence to convict this guy.

I don't think anybody had any doubt in their mind that he was responsible.

However,

We find out now, as of May 2026, that the conviction has been overturned.

How?

What's very interesting to me is that Becky Hill, again, who I would have seen first in my first watch of the documentary, is all over the Netflix show.

Oh, like, you know, without being too disparaging to her character...

Local busybody.

Oh.

So one of the first things Becky Hale, which is so funny not to be confused with the singer, says on this documentary is, my daughter was going to be called up to, nearly got called to be in jury service.