Victim/Suspect | Official Trailer | Netflix

famil­iar with the Net­flix doc­u­men­tary “unbe­liev­able”.

This is beyond impor­tant… “Some­times the jus­tice sys­tem is not made for everybody.”

As a vic­tim myself, one involved a three day kid­nap­ping and severe beat­ing, I think it’s about time some­one did a film about women who are NOT believed and are seri­ous­ly screwed over in the process.
My own expe­ri­ences hap­pened in Italy, where the cops were great and took every­thing very seri­ous­ly.
Actu­al­ly, it’s been 3 times for me, but the first one was in 1972, when I was 15 years old. Liv­ing in a big city in the Deep South that’s well-known for its heavy drink­ing cul­ture, I did­n’t dream of report­ing it. Who, espe­cial­ly in the South, would’ve believed a 15 year old back then? I’ve car­ried the anger with me ever since.
These women deserve much more than just “jus­tice”!!!! Look­ing for­ward to see­ing this.

This series reminds me of or is basi­cal­ly sim­i­lar to “unbe­liev­able” series from Netflix.

Plz add vr mode

Yeah well i have no sym­pa­thy for false accusers as its hap­pened to myself. While many women who report sex­u­al assaults are telling the truth many are not.

Most of the time The per­pe­tra­tor has links and con­nec­tion to politi­cians, police and judi­cia­ry sys­tem. And the vic­tim were abuse by police like you see here and many oth­er documentaries..if these cops police judges politi­cians are not pun­ished it will con­tin­ue to happen

777

need sea­son 2 of rise of tmnt and the rest of 2012 sea­sons added to netflix

Since you turned off you com­ment on Cleopa­tra’s trail­er, here’s what I want say.

African and African Amer­i­can have their own great his­to­ry that is worth telling, but as expect­ed from the Hol­ly­wood mind­set of ignor­ing facts and appro­pri­at­ing his­to­ry, first they white­washed his­to­ry, now they black­wash­ing it to cov­er their racism.

When will you know that cat­e­go­riz­ing peo­ple accord­ing to col­ors was orig­i­nal­ly made by you, here we don’t care about skin tone like they do (most of us).

And black­wash­ing is actu­al­ly offen­sive to African Amer­i­can if you asked me, cause the need to steal oth­er peo­ple cul­ture only means that they don’t have one of their own! Which is NOT true, Africans have a great his­to­ry and many more civ­i­liza­tions and sto­ries that haven’t been told.

Too many great “orig­i­nal” sto­ries are worth telling, ever won­der why they nev­er tell those???

I’ve known men who were put in prison for years behind false 🐊s

One word, Propaganda.

“Try not to become a per­son of suc­cess, but rather try to become a per­son of val­ue.” ‑Albert Einstein