[Discovery+] Far from the dramatic narration of many true crime documentaries, this is a series that has a more journalistic intention, analyzing the evidence that was collected during the investigation and with which the two defendants were convicted. And by looking back to the subsequent years in which Viggo Kristiansen has tried unsuccessfully to review his case, pleading not guilty at all times. Due to the refusal of the others involved (the relatives of the victims and Jan Helge Andersen himself, who maintained the guilt of his partner) to participate in the documentary, it ends up being partial, and seems to support the innocence of Viggo Kristiansen, although don't pretend. But in a series in which the only parties involved are his families and lawyers, impartiality is in doubt. However, it provides a very detailed look at the investigation and the evidence that led to the conviction.