Aarcflick

 This is one of the weakest and most irresponsible documentaries I have ever seen regarding the Michael Jackson trial. Instead of conducting a serious investigation, the documentary allows Diane Dimond and Ron Zonen to essentially shape the story, while positioning others around them to back up the same old narrative. It does not come across as an investigation; rather, it feels like a poorly researched account based on the sensationalist version of the case. Stars: Michael Jackson, Ron Zonen, Brian Oxman Even when the documentary includes key figures regarding the actual verdict—such as jurors Melissa Herard and Tammy Evans—it presents them in a strange light. Instead of treating them as serious individuals who followed the entire trial and voted based on the evidence, the film seems intent on portraying them as emotionally swayed or, in some way, less credible. That was highly unfair. At times, it felt as though the film was trying to justify or undermine their verdict rather tha...