This true-crime series will turn you into an armchair sleuth
In the first three episodes, those who may not be familiar with the podcast are brought up to date with the case, the detective work and the witnesses used to testify. For those who listened to the podcast, there is also a lot of new information that we haven’t heard before and we get to see footage of the original trial.
We also get unprecedented access into private investigators who have been looking into the case, they uncover new leads, track down people and ask questions the detectives never did, shedding light on the very shoddy work the police did. There is also a closer inspection into the man who discovered her body in Leakin Park, Jay Wilds, and the two witnesses who were connected to Jay, Jennifer Pusateri and Kristi Vinson. There is a startling scene which sends both of them spiralling when the filmmaker reveals important information around the date that Hae Min was killed and their testimonies.
And we hear from Hae Min Lee herself in an interview in which she talks about sport, school and juggling her personal life. Berg has been heavily criticised for using her diary in the series, I am on the fence about it. I feel like for the first time we get a sense of who she was and where her head was at. Her diary entries are typical ramblings of a 17-year-old who experiences everything at a heightened level.
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