The series was interesting overall... BUT Ep 3 has some pretty obvious discrepancies... They show his wife on security cam supposedly leaving the house that night to go to the dog kennels after an alleged family dinner... then a short time later they claim that she actually arrived at the property that night at the husband's request (after texting a friend that she was suspicious and"he's up to something") and say she went straight to the kennels where she was killed.. so was never in the house that night... and they also say that the husband, son and wife were all supposedly texting back and forth in a normal way when they are laying out the supposed timeline but then pull this other suspicious "he's up to something" text into the narrative shortly after... which would seem to contradict the fact that their texting that night was all friendly and not unusual....
They state right after that the husband had made up the whole thing about the three of them having dinner (right after they've made a point of showing all three of them on security camera leaving the main house and at what time each left)
Also they said the husband left and went to see the mother with dementia for a brief visit that night before he came back home (and show him on the security camera supposedly leaving, coming back from said visit and then leaving again to allegedly drive down to the kennels where he supposedly found their bodies) and that her health aid saw him and said he sat on his mom's bed and seemed normal and at ease, but then later quoted someone as saying there was no witness to the visit other than the mother with dementia and that didn't really count as his alibi... so those are both pretty glaring contradictory discrepancies... was surprised that was not brought up before the documentary was released... Also they never even mention the guns other than naming them by type... never say whether they were found on the property or whether they police had or haven't divulged that information... Given the supposed tight timeline that does seem like it's an important detail as to whether he would have time to dispose of two weapons before calling 911 and whether the route to the Mother's care facility passed places like bodies of water where the weapons could have been disposed of....
Also they said the husband left and went to see the mother with dementia for a brief visit that night before he came back home (and show him on the security camera supposedly leaving, coming back from said visit and then leaving again to allegedly drive down to the kennels where he supposedly found their bodies) and that her health aid saw him and said he sat on his mom's bed and seemed normal and at ease, but then later quoted someone as saying there was no witness to the visit other than the mother with dementia and that didn't really count as his alibi... so those are both pretty glaring contradictory discrepancies... was surprised that was not brought up before the documentary was released... Also they never even mention the guns other than naming them by type... never say whether they were found on the property or whether they police had or haven't divulged that information... Given the supposed tight timeline that does seem like it's an important detail as to whether he would have time to dispose of two weapons before calling 911 and whether the route to the Mother's care facility passed places like bodies of water where the weapons could have been disposed of....