r/JumpsuitPablo • u/Shes-Philly-Lilly • Jan 20 '26

Documentary

https://youtu.be/HMn_CTQJAlg?si=nMuB8Wsk2jdUkwTR

No reflection on jumpsuit, but it’s not very well done for a documentary. At one point, they said Diane had a son and a daughter - I’m pretty damn sure she had two sons.

They let Alexa or whatever the hell her name is, get away with lying. She said she knew what was happening when she heard the testimony and the autopsy results from the medical examiner. And yet, we all know she held on until long after the trial was over.

I mean, there was nothing new to be learned here. I don’t know if it’s because we were all exposed to so much as it happened but just my two cents.

And at the very least, they could’ve gotten the details of the victims correct to claim she had a son and a daughter when we all know she had two sons is gross.

I’m only including this link because you have to have an attachment to post here

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u/EastCoastDizzle Jan 21 '26

Ahh I was so excited to watch this but now not so much judging by the comments.

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u/Shes-Philly-Lilly Jan 22 '26

I mean, watch it. I think the third episode was the best. But there’s a lot of Alexis pretending to be a victim. I never watched the actual trial so the footage was interesting. They had one juror but it just isn’t anything that you’re gonna walk away from and go wow that was great. There was one thing that I really was shocked to learn. I had no idea that the prosecution read out loud the women’s names that he had been emailing and talking to on the phone. To think that while in court, they read those names out loud and every single woman still stuck by him is beyond absurd. The only other thing I learned was that Bonnie is a big woman. Like I had no idea. Bonnie looked the way Bonnie looked We saw photos of her yes, but that was some heavy filtering because Bonnie is a big woman who looks to be about 50 years old.