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Up is the modern futon detect e detective. they're almost all women. the metaphor is the spinster who fell in love with avery in jail, the bored people watching the show. >> i'm surprised everyone is so sympathetic toward him. did we forget, cecil the lion? what about grumpy cat? everybody loves these feline animals. >> except the cat that he burns. >> that is glaringly obvious that he has -- he was prosecuted for burning the cat. what this documentary shows us is that the police messed up. he didn't follow protocol. >> the police made some mistakes, he's a murder. and if he burned grumpy cat,...

At times. there were days, at the time, where they would debate over what evidence would be allowed, what wouldn't be allowed. we would have to wait days between things. >> that's key. some of the stuff that wasn't included is the stuff that showed the dude might be guilty. >> exactly. the jury is taken out of the room for evidence hearing. and when the media has to watch hours of this testimony, will this be allowed, not allowed, it makes you wonder, why are they working so hard to get rid of this or that the? >> he actually greeted the victim in a bath towel. he had her come there. he creepe...

Spencer. and our own futon detective, katherine timpf. your career is based on defending scum bags, how you pay for your expensive jewelry and club med, clothing optional. you know that the documentary was biased, yes or no? >> i know that the documentary couldn't possibly in ten hours show everything that took place over about 25, 30 years. that's for sure. yes, some things were left out. but if you look at what was left out, you'll see that all of the compelling evidence that the state had, whatever that was useful and compelling for a conviction, was shown in the documentary. >> you know, i...

Spencer. and our own futon detective, katherine timpf. your career is based on defending scum bags, how you pay for your expensive jewelry and club med, clothing optional. you know that the documentary was biased, yes or no? >> i know that the documentary couldn't possibly in ten hours show everything that took place over about 25, 30 years. that's for sure. yes, some things were left out. but if you look at what was left out, you'll see that all of the compelling evidence that the state had, whatever that was useful and compelling for a conviction, was shown in the documentary. >> you know, i...

Up is the modern futon detect e detective. they're almost all women. the metaphor is the spinster who fell in love with avery in jail, the bored people watching the show. >> i'm surprised everyone is so sympathetic toward him. did we forget, cecil the lion? what about grumpy cat? everybody loves these feline animals. >> except the cat that he burns. >> that is glaringly obvious that he has -- he was prosecuted for burning the cat. what this documentary shows us is that the police messed up. he didn't follow protocol. >> the police made some mistakes, he's a murder. and if he burned grumpy cat,...