Killer Ratings

This series puts you in the judges seat. You are given all the evidence or even lack of it so the question is who do you believe. I personally couldn't make my mind up knowing how corrupted the cops are. The series started out quite promising. There was a of footage and interviews from both sides etc but the episodes started to feel very dragged out and even though I watched 5 of the 7 episodes and I wanted to know what happened next I just couldn't bare another dragged out episode. I decided to abandon the series and just go online to find out what happened. I think just because you have hours and hours of footage, it doesn't mean you have to include everything in the final cut.

Now I realize I knew nothing other than what people liked to believe about this story - just another spicy horror tale from the wild, wild South. In the end, Wallace Souza's story is just as enigmatic and powerful as the Amazon itself. And everyone makes of it what they choose. It's not very pleasing but it's a challenge for the viewers to respect the truth and not take things lightly. It's good to have everything cleared up at the end but it's better to learn living with life's uncertainties and respecting the truth. I would say this version does some justice to the family because, after all, they don't deserve such a heavy burden.... I will also admit it was really boring for me because I already knew many things about the story and could forsee the aftermath but however, was worth waiting for the last episode.

The power of the media. Not ONE single shred of evidence was brought against Wallace. I can't understand how the justice system works in Brazil.... Looks like the police are really corrupt.