Murder in the Outback

What starts as a well considered, forensic look at the Falconio murder case becomes a discomforting, even tasteless attempt at character assassination on Lees, while trying to portray Murdoch as a hapless victim of circumstance. Perhaps there are some odd inconsistencies in the case warranting further investigation, but for all the supposition of Murdoch's case as circumstantial, the counter-narrative here is pretty flimsy itself.