HasanAbi reacts to Amanda Knox Documentary

[@nlesswonder1055]

“We could tell the murderer was not Italian, because there was no pasta at the crime scene.”

[@BEERBOMB113]

Lol

[@lllllllllllllllllllll1lll1]

🤌🤌🤌

[@xxy8198]

🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼

[@maisonleigh4724]

🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@graeson3317]

Nah cuz the victims stomach would be full of pasta. Gotta feed your guests

[@Black_pearl_adrift]

At least she became fluent in Italian

[@ThaTruFily]

We're doing murderini

[@hanneloreclemenson1228]

I'm obsessed w Amanda Knox .. what a survivor! I have visited Perugia a couple times.. beautiful little city

[@roytheparadox6502]

All the people who think Amanda is guilty should look up information about this case on their own. Amanda was interrogated for 53 hours, they belittled her and hit her on the head twice. They literally broke this women into confessing. The lead prosecutor was convicted of abuse of office a year after the Knox was found guilty. He got the conviction because he literally opened a cold case and then charged over 20 people on allegations of being connected to Narducci’s death. He literally was breaking all of the rules and mishandling the investigation to try and close the case. Also Rudy Guede, who is probably the one who raped and killed her, but admitted to having sex with Meredith and said he witnessed who murdered her; said that Knox absolutely did NOT do it. They were literally doing Hasan style policing, also known as being the Vibes Police, she failed their vibe check; so to them that meant she was guilty. I hate how they framed this video, it’s bullshit how much shit they omitted. Edit: It was also extremely dishonest of this “documentary” to refer to Anne Bremner as ONLY being apart of “Friends of Amanda Knox Campaign”. She’s literally an attorney and tv commentator for high profile court cases. So that literally makes her an expert and is the PERFECT person to weigh in on this case.

[@mauvemakita3428]

The chatter who said "pretty white american woman tears don't work in italy, cause she's at best a 5 there" kiiiiiiilllled me

[@pezzykenzy7773]

@Shaheen Shad nah as an Italian I think in every country there are beautiful and ugly girls, Italy is not an exception

[@bbqseitan7106]

I think they’re just not as effective against the Italian Type Pokemon

[@투루-l3e]

@@pezzykenzy7773 it doesn’t rlly matter whether the actual people are pretty or not it’s just abt beauty standards which can be whatever tf regardless of how ugly or pretty people really are

[@diocanaja]

@Shaheen Shad Italian women arent necessarily prettier, but as an Italian who spent a few years in the US I can definitely tell they take much better care of their appearance, and even 80 year olds do it. The same reasonjng is true for men btw

[@illkissyourightnow]

@@pezzykenzy7773 EXACTLY….

[@LelloIntegrale]

Is this going to be a 1h and 20min of chat spamming the Italian hand emote?

[@DailyDoseOfHasanAbifanchannel]

didn't look at the chat that much but probably :X

[@narikobeilschmidt]

i haven't started the vid yet so i clicked on a random point (44:40) and chat is still doing italian hands i can confidently say *yes*

[@martinociaperoni7106]

americans should not be entitled to do the hand sacred gesture.. somebody call the online cultural appropriation police please ++++ stop carbonarashaming ++++ just kidding we deserve it ciao

[@CadillacEulogy]

Sadly yes lol

[@selmk8240]

@@martinociaperoni7106 Username checks out

[@CharlieApples]

Proper blood analysis would have done wonders in this case. They focused solely on DNA, but didn’t seem to know that period blood has a different composition from normal blood. You can easily view the difference under a microscope, as period blood is already partially oxidized/clotted before leaving the body, and contains a shit ton of skin cells. Normal blood doesn’t. I genuinely don’t know what to make of this case, purely because the police did such an astronomically poor job of investigating it. Even the forensics are so steeped in bizarro misogyny and sex-related conspiracy theories that you can’t take any of the official evidence seriously.

[@trashlord3311]

If the netflex documentary is anything to go by, the crime scene was trampled all over by LEOs on the scene, and then contaminated some more in the actual lab. The whole investigation was a circus.

[@BruhWhyDidTheyChangeThis]

It’s Italy, of course the police did a bad job

[@peterquennellnyc]

"I genuinely don’t know what to make of this case". Well try reading something other than Knox PR. The evidence collection took a full 8 months and is enormous. The list of 400 evidence points on TJMK is only a fraction.

[@tomj1676]

i think they killed her and got away with it

[@shavedparmesanprosciuttoan4317]

Catholic country. Sex games bad.

[@matchhead89]

I'm not gonna lie, the only reason why I watched this video was because I was focused on other stuff. This is an awful documentary. It feels like a science docu I was forced to watch in Middle School.

[@Flowerhag]

I hate when I’m watching Stephanie Harlowe or JCS and it auto plays these shitty kind of docs. They’re so slow and painfully dramatized.

[@ronancurtis2616]

The only thing I got out of this documentary is that her boyfriend looked nothing like Harry Potter and that they might’ve been doing sex games

[@sophie9247]

@@Flowerhag literally stephanie harlowe ruined regular true crime docs for me

[@hannahbull]

The one on Netflix is good

[@iloveyourunclebob]

@@ronancurtis2616 and that Hasan will believe anything lol

[@kaiyote3357]

Police: "So, what made you bring up the name of a random black man you know when questioned about a crime?" Amanda: Sorry officer, my white woman reflexes kicked in.

[@chatman4998]

Ready to falsely accuse him and put him to jail for life🤦🏾‍♀️

[@trashlord3311]

The BBC glosses over it, but both Amanda and her lover mention being made to first confess under physical and mental duress.

[@kaiyote3357]

@@trashlord3311 ok... what about all the other times their stories changed??? What about them staging a burglary???? Also, being made to confess "under physical+mental duress" is a pretty common excuse guilty people use when they make initial statements without an attorney, and then when they get an attorney who helps them doctor their story they hand wave away any intial inconsistencies with the "under duress" excuse... it really still doesn't explain completely fabricating someone being present in it's ENTIRETY, it's not like that guy was ever there, even for a minute, yet she says it could have been him 😂 You can believe what you want, clearly white woman tears mean a lot to you

[@trashlord3311]

@@kaiyote3357 Dude, they were beaten. There's a reason why police don't just beat people into confessing, it's because at that point they'd say anything for the police to stop. Amanda testifies that the police were showing her her phone, pointing at the conversation with her boss, and kept asking her what he did do. She figured he must've done something and just said whatever they wanted her to say to make them stop. If you look into the actual case, you'll see that there are over 20+ locations in the victims' bedroom that had DNA that 3 males left. One of those people who was quietly arrested, and convicted was a known burglar in the area that didn't let on his accomplices. What's more likely, Amanda and her boyfriend of 1 week, and one other known criminal she's never met before decided to have a threesome booty call, got in a fight with Meredith, and that Amanda oversaw them raping her then stabbed her for good measure then somehow covered the body because "only a woman couldn't bear to look at a dead body" according to the main detective? Or that conservative police officers saw a girl whose behavior they didn't like, was too promiscuous, and they just fucked around with the crime scene thinking it was a gone conclusion. Dismissing everything else that didn't fit the narrative?

[@kaiyote3357]

@@trashlord3311 hmm interesting points you bring up, I do find it hard to believe that the Italian police would have "beaten" them for a confession; but you seem to be much more well read on this case than I am so I don't think it's my place to continue arguing this with you. Not sure how much I would ultimately change my opinion on her/their guilt, because there are other things from the various testimonies that were mentioned that seem very weird/unaddressed in regards to Amanda and her partner (which you didn't address in your response) but I can admit that this is anything but a clear cut case of guilt. That being said, thanks for taking the time to highlight some stuff that wasn't rly discussed in this video, and sorry for trivializing where you were coming from with your original comment.

[@garururu8864]

So glad Hasan pointed out the garbage ass music. It's so distracting and the whole time I felt like I was playing some jungle-level in a video game. Who thought it was a good idea 💀

[@wm9904]

" you make us do a racism, and we liked it... For that we give you another year"

[@a.g.m8790]

“Black man found black man condemned” I fucking SCREAMED laughing at that 😭

[@uggggggghhhhh]

Same lmfao

[@Bullfrog777]

She’s American so it makes sense her first instinct was to blame the nearest black person

[@msgirly6827]

Lol i said the same thing

[@isaacgame7304]

🙄

[@kneau]

That is not what happened.

[@cissyiniguez]

More like police wanted him, kept bringing him up and after being hit on the head a couple of times, she gave them what they wanted. She also recanted the statement she signed (she didn't write it out, police did) within 2 hours.

[@peterquennellnyc]

@@cissyiniguez Police had no idea who he was. She did not recant, she doubled down, and both typed records were at her request.

[@pezzykenzy7773]

As an Italian I don't know if I am more embarrassed by the Italian investigation of this controversial case or being embarrassed by hasan's Italian accent, he tried but sucks🤣🤣

[@silviuflorin744]

Well if he sucks why are you the one getting embarrased. Makes no sense.

[@pezzykenzy7773]

@@silviuflorin744 because it's weird

[@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638]

His italian accent is great

[@pezzykenzy7773]

@@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638 no it's not stop it

[@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638]

@@pezzykenzy7773 I’ve spent a tonne of time in Italy and my whole family are Italian, his accent is funny AF.

[@GeorgeOneEleven]

I enrolled in the same study abroad program as Amanda Knox a few years back. The locals would often casually joke that we should be careful so we don't end up like her 😐

[@peterquennellnyc]

Knox was not in a study abroad program. She was self funded and never enrolled at UP for credits.

[@goopguy548]

Yeah be careful, don't murder anyone or you will go to jail for a couple years then get saved by idiots

[@Hannahsx]

@@goopguy548 she was literally innocent lmao. Rudy has a background of SA and break ins

[@Hannahsx]

​@@goopguy548 not to mention 2 of 3 of amanda's hard drives (which would've proved her innocence) were damaged in police custody

[@BruhWhyDidTheyChangeThis]

The thing about Amanda Knox is that she was arrested and convicted on no evidence because Italy sucks and she is a weird person, but being weird isn’t a crime.

[@Vincisomething]

Good to know that incompetent police is a universal thing lol.

[@TheDrunkenQuill]

Azan police: She failed the vibe check

[@uggggggghhhhh]

Shes guilty

[@DT-471]

I wonder if she'll later write a book titled "If I Did It".

[@amberleeannalee1999]

Her and OJ are working on a joint book endeavor

[@pezzykenzy7773]

She wrote it it is called 'waiting to be heard'

[@spamacc6732]

"how to get away with murder"

[@BruhWhyDidTheyChangeThis]

@@spamacc6732 she didn’t kill anyone homie

[@Vincisomething]

She was wrongly convicted lol. I don't know if they say here because I haven't finished the video, but there are better documentaries and podcasts that cover this case.

[@lich109]

What a horrible documentary. Not only do they give no motive, they give no background for one of the three suspects, they don't get into what the supposed game was, they mention virtually nothing of the trial proceedings (skipping to the end) the dubbing for that one female lawyer was absurd, and key facts (like the second trial being done without a lot of the original proceedings) are buried, and there were no twists and turns like they claimed there were at the start of the video.

[@muppetman935]

There has never been a good BBC documentary that wasn't David Attenborough

[@peterquennellnyc]

There was no 2nd trial. There was one bent & annulled first appeal and then a repeat of that appeal by RS and AK.

[@charmy98]

There’s a much better Netflix documentary on this and it’s pretty obvious the killer is Rudy. He had committed other several break-in before (where he also used a rock to smash the window), he took a shit in Meredith’s toilet and didn’t flush, his DNA was there, his bloody fingerprint were there, his story changed even more than Amanda’s, and he bragged about the crime in jail. Amanda and Rafael acted strangely but they were also coerced and interrogated by police for hours upon hours. Patrick was falsely accused because Amanda panicked. It was Rudy, plain and simple. Break-in/sexual assault gone wrong.

[@pixelatedtree]

thank you! the detective leading the investigation was hellbent on blaming her and her boyfriend, thats why the media did what they did because the lead was leaking pieces of info and false info to make the media smear her. its fucking disgusting

[@shield_maiden_]

This!!

[@shield_maiden_]

This BBC documentary is trash because the BBC was part of the overtly sexist storytelling of sx games and manipulation.

[@kl.1930]

fr!! this documentary was so dogshit, I can't believe how much they left out

[@muppetman935]

@@kl.1930 From what I've watched on the BBC, they do some good fiction stuff and David Attenborough is always great, but don't watch any "investigation" documentaries. They're always bad and really unaccurate

[@ronancurtis2616]

If you see nothing else from this documentary, you need to hear the translator at 1:09:35

[@braxton8189]

Thank you I really needed that, amazing

[@bexkroezen5995]

Omfg what was THAT 😂

[@brandonblack9194]

These cops are all insane. It's honestly horrific to imagine how many people they've locked up under some crack pot movie plot theory. Like the cops immediately decided it was her even though logically speaking as far as motive she had none. Not liking someone is normal. Especially roommates.

[@goopguy548]

She had SO much DNA for it lol, same with the other guy, plus they were acting wayyy too strange after there roommate was literally murdered in the place they live. Like, unless she randomly had a hidden slightly bloody knife for fun. Like cmon, and they changed their stories so many times. She also blamed a random black man for her crimes.

[@Hannahsx]

@@goopguy548 that dude actually did it :) he has a long history of SA and break ins, and admitted to doing it while in prison. Amanda is innocent

[@Hannahsx]

@@goopguy548 not to mention 2 of 3 of amanda's hard drives (which would've proved her innocence) were damaged in police custody

[@Patrickgranaysky2]

@@goopguy548guess what the black did it. Who woualda thought 🤣 he admitted to it

[@17thknight]

@@goopguy548 WTF are you talking about, the guy admitted to doing it, his DNA was everywhere, he has a history of breaking and entering, etc etc. You're taking his side b/c of his race? And hey, genius, THEY LIVED THERE of course their DNA was there. Clown. 1

[@Anabórshën]

Man, she's LITERALLY a quirky Harry Potter fan, how can yall be ok with that???😳✋🏽 thatd be enough for me to start a fight.

[@Anabórshën]

@Ace Trainer Ishita are you ok? I only pointed out that the Harry Potter crap, it was funny.

[@pastlives8420]

Hasan is legit a himbo.

[@virusoutbreak4989]

You mean that in a negative or positive way?

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

Why? You believe him to be attractive?

[@Neotokyorider]

This documentary was so so bad. They didn't go into anything that actually imply Amanda did not murder Meredith. Nor did it go into the prosecutor's past railroading other cases illegally. Personally, I've always believed Amanda knows more than what she says but, I was long ago convinced she was innocent of murder.

[@zkapsh]

I agree, but if I was her I wouldn't do or say anything that can incriminate me.

[@katyakuchynka7499]

@@zkapsh she has a podcast that she does with her husband.

[@Veronica-kw5gj]

Its weird how the only evidens that could actually exonerate her (hard drives) was damaged in police custody. 🤔

[@jess_bounce]

Right?!? They damaged 2 of the 3 hard drives. It’s so suspicious.

[@ssarait1469]

Evidens

[@goopguy548]

why would they damage them on purpose? It also wasn't clear if they were damaged before or afterwards. Plus they already got called out on changing their stories many many times, so they probably only said "oh yeah the proof we didn't do it was on that thing that's impossible to check now"

[@Veronica-kw5gj]

@@goopguy548 Just weird, not saying it means she was innocent. But you can agree its weird right?

[@edwinvillalobos7159]

@@Veronica-kw5gj wether it’s weird or not she most likely killed Meredith or helped with it or else how can you explain her having a bloody knife on her with hers and others blood and also footprints in the apartment of her bare feet

[@RunD.Ones1s]

The Italian accent kills me "she must be a murderer, she said a see you later" 😂😂😂

[@entewente]

People who judge the behaviour of others in grief as "inappropriate" have never experienced grief.

[@entewente]

@@kamiman448 I don't see how that's weird.

[@entewente]

@@kamiman448 Yes. There is nothing weird about it. Have you never experienced trauma, loss or intensely stressful situations?

[@goopguy548]

she literally didn't care lol, I've experienced grief but she didn't even lose sleep over someone apparently breaking into her house and murdering her roommate. The average person would have a LOT more than grief

[@entewente]

@@goopguy548 I've never lost sleep over grief.

[@goopguy548]

@@entewente yeah but there is grief and there is having someone break into your house, sexually assault and murder your friend. I would say you would face NOTABLE consequences from that. Fear is a lot more notable than grief, and both together would likely be very clear

[@ProletariatPrince]

Usually to little dna to test means you cant replicate the dna test because it would take all the dna. So like if you do mess up theres no way to know and you might have a false positive or negative and but never find out.

[@NickolaiPetrovitch]

That’s not true , modern forensics technology requires very little DNA. You should research all of the killers from the 60s-2000s. Once early 2000s hit when we mapped the human genome we could understand DNA evidence down to a fundamental level (that was such an exciting moment, biochem side note.) I took forensics & serology and if you ever watched Forensic Files in the 90s , you cant even imagine the difference between that and early 2000s, and from then to now. It’s amazing what we can do with the an absolute minimal amount of DNA and some of these samples we test are 30 years old but we still are able to test with the tiniest bit of serum with modern serology techniques and technology. Probably the biggest biological achievement to this day with how much it helped us understand DNA not just in ourselves but tk map it in other species. If you’re interested in something as an example of the broad strides we made besides our own DNA mapping, check out “the tree of life.” It’s a biology technique to trace our evolution down to the very first life form (is the hope.) it’s really interesting, check it out! :) But yes, what year was this made ? I’d like to see a breakdown of the findings and techniques. This whole trial smells like bullshit due the absolute failure in forensics. Never seen such failure…

[@roytheparadox6502]

@@NickolaiPetrovitchThis man CSI’s!

[@caosXIII]

Oh Boi this Is a good Day to be italian

[@pezzykenzy7773]

Fratello italiano?

[@caosXIII]

@@pezzykenzy7773 si

[@aaronduerst]

ey im killing ova hea!

[@caosXIII]

@@aaronduerst cabagoool Oveh hereee

[@diocanaja]

this is a good day to be from perugia dajeee less gooo woooo

[@bbygirlfromda253]

I don’t think Amanda accusing her boss was purely because of his race. I think it had to do with the police (for some reason) thinking that the text she sent saying “see you later” meant that she was saying “see you later when we meet up and kill my roommate” after he told her she was not needed at work. I think she literally just meant see you when I next come into work. I think the police interrogating her said that and basically told her that theory and she ran with it because she was stressed, afraid, and exhausted from being interrogated for five days. Maybe she thought she was going to get pinned with the murder so when the cops said that she took that as a way out and blamed it on her boss in order to not be convicted for the murder herself. I’m not defending what she did or saying that it wasn’t wrong, it was very wrong, she blamed an innocent man but I think that’s what happened. We know for a fact that the cops had that theory because they did say they thought her text literally meant see you later tonight and were questioning her about the text because of their own crazy theory they made up. I’m not saying that the cops weren’t racist and racially profiling a black man though. Edit: wait her bloody footprints were found in the house/crime scene? Maybe she did do it or was there during the murder…

[@AyyyC]

It didn’t have to do with his race. Once the police found the texts, just like the documentary stated, they assumed that him and Amanda murdered Meredith. They interrogated her under that assumption. Amanda did not create the idea on her own. The police insisted on the belief that she meant “see you later” (in Italian) as in she would meet up with him later. It wouldn’t take long for her after being interrogated, being told that her memories weren’t true, possibly being physically assaulted, for her to create some sort of false memory or to just give up and agree with them out of stress. In her statement about his and her presence at the murder, she clearly stated that her memory of the event was like a dream, unclear with no solid grounding in reality. Rudy is the only clear murderer. There is absolutely no doubt about it. The evidence against Amanda is highly doubtful, not enough to convinct. Contamination is very easy when you have an incompetent investigation team not to mention dna from someone who COHABITATED with the victim. For anyone who doesn’t believe me, search for yourself all of the issues with the evidence against Amanda.

[@cissyiniguez]

There was never any of her bloody footprints. The only bloody prints were Rudy's. Her prints found in luminol did not contain blood. During the second trial it was shown that the forensics head (I forget her name) had covered up the test results and lied about it being blood in the first trial.

[@peterquennellnyc]

@@AyyyC Many records of the Q&A sesion contradict this. Knox was simply list building names of visitors to the house (her notes are in evidence) and asked the the woman questiong her to check her phone for others. That was done and Knox spontaneously freaked at a text she thought she deleted. The "see you later" was never a big deal. Knox accused Patrick of murder on and off for over two hours and insisted on two typed-up records. It was these accusations while under no pressure that resulted in her prison term of 3 years.

[@peterquennellnyc]

@@cissyiniguez There was no second trial. There was a bent appeal (which you wrongly quote from) and then a repeat of that appeal. The lab of the consultant you quote was full of dead bodies and closed down. She kept evidence in an unlocked household refrigerator. She was manipulated by the American grandstander Hampikian, hence the anullment.

[@imyourmaster77]

This doc is dogshit from the comments, theres really a lot of info missing or sidestepped.

[@kokunaijin]

She had no injuries at the time of arrest, right? Where the hell did the mixed blood supposedly come from?

[@cissyiniguez]

There wasn't mixed blood. It was Meredith's blood and Amanda's DNA, which was gathered by wiping swab on inside _and_ outside of sink; bidet; qtip holder. They found only one small drop of Amanda's blood (not mixed) on the faucet tap.

[@peterquennellnyc]

Time of arrest was nearly a week later. There were two injuries visible on the day: torn ear like an earring was ripped out, and a mysterious scrape on the neck like by someone's fingernail while defending herself.

[@Meliaison]

@@peterquennellnyc source?

[@peterquennellnyc]

@@Meliaison Melanie, there are photographs of both online.

[@jesspavlichenko5745]

​@@peterquennellnycThey're talking about Amanda. Were there any injuries on Amanda?

[@direktive4]

lazy police work, authorities just wanted an easy clearance on the case

[@Marco-1997]

Hmmm no

[@peterquennellnyc]

Wrong on lazy police work. Evidence collection went on for 8 months and documents and exhibits would fill an 18 wheeler. Sure they needed to capture a barbaric killer or killers on the loose, there's not a police force in the world that would have just sat there.

[@Vincisomething]

The narration on this documentary is so weird. They're probably playing the "was it Amanda Knox or not??" angle for clicks and content, but there are other sources, podcasts, and documentaries that better explains her side of it and the explanations for her "sus" behavior. They make it more transparent that Amanda wasn't the killer and why the police suspected her (it was because they were incompetent).

[@goopguy548]

Except the sides that say that were literally funded by the knox family, like the netflix documentery where they literally lie repeatedly for no clear reason if she was innocent

[@HAOSxy]

I remember everyone here in Italy were convinced that they would only get away because they are Americans and had a black guy to use as scapegoat.

[@littletrebleclef]

Everyone in England thought the same thing.

[@HAOSxy]

@@littletrebleclef many of us also have a theory regarding the influence of the Massoneria in favor of the Americans, but that might be a big stretch and simply be "America is scary, let's make them happy, no one will fight for the black dude"

[@pezzykenzy7773]

Ed è ciò che è successo purtroppo, due pesi due misure

[@danepotmo2513]

Guede (the black man) very obviously raped her, killed her and fled. Every scrap of scientific and physical evidence confirms this, his feces were even unflushed in the toilet. Knox is very obviously innocent. What you're really saying is that a lot of people bought into tabloid garbage, let their personal prejudices against Americans guide their perceptions because they were too stupid to follow what every piece of credible and scientific evidence clearly showed....that Guede(who never hung out with Knox, phone records proved never shared 1 single phone call with Knox or her boyfriend, ever) raped her, killed her, robbed her and fled.

[@danepotmo2513]

@star child Absolute nonsense. Phone records proved that Knox and Guede had never shared a single solitary phone call, ever. I'm essentially positive you're lying about what's in her book. She never met Guede in any formal way, they never ever hung out. Guede hung around the building and the bar, it was possible they might have bumped into each other...but absolutely nobody outside of Guede (trying to help his own case) ever accused them of knowing each other, conversing etc. They were nowhere near each other the day Guede murdered Kercher. Guede clearly killed her, he fled the country, was caught with Kercher's stolen money, admitted Knox had nothing to do with it at first and only changed his story when it became clear it helped his own case. Guede was a known monster, was in the midst of a crime spree, had just been arrested in the week prior for breaking and entering while possessing a knife...he clearly raped her, killed her, robbed her and fled...all the evidence proves this, nothing at all suggests Guede and Knox were, or would be, together. They never hung out, not 1 phone call ever between them, not 1, ever. The Italian police kept releasing Guede after his numerous crimes and then he finally raped and killed someone...so they tried to make it a conspiracy (sex cult gone awry after smoking pot!...please) to cover up their own incompetence. This is exactly why their nonsense conviction was thrown out. The blood in bathroom nonsense has been explained ad nauseum (the collector Brocci mixed their blood by shoddy swiping in the bathroom, the horrible forensic procedures widely known. No scientific or dna evidence links knox to the murder or body). In short, you're a decade too late, I'm not rehashing nonsense, distorted (if not made up) book quotes that are not cited anywhere google can find. Not going over the bathroom gibberish that was debunked eons ago. You're a lemming recycling things everyone (eventually even the Italian courts) discounted as nonsense ages ago and I'm not going to pretend as if you're bringing up anything valid. My first and last comment to you. Bye.

[@mollywaup]

No ones mentioning that this began w someone finding amanda knox and her bfs phones in their yard. They tried to ditch the damn phones and they never gave a reason for that

[@fenixdraws8701]

Because victimizing a white woman is easier

[@berkeleygirl4121]

Hasan should check out a story called “The Monster of Florence” and how the same prosecutor, Mignini, tried to frame innocent people for that series of crimes. He was also charged with and convicted of abusing his power I believe in 2010. When the Knox case was going on I had a colleague who knew the Knoxes well. I believed her when she said she believed Amanda to be innocent despite the bias I assumed she had, for whatever that’s worth. The Italian media was really awful and Amanda was an easy target, imho. I think she made things harder for herself. What disturbs me about Amanda was her willingness to throw someone else under the bus, particularly a Black man given the racism that exists both here and in Italy. The whole case was botched and I feel very sorry for Meredith’s family as well as those who were accused but not guilty.

[@peterquennellnyc]

You have the MOF case bass akwards. Spetzi, a mafia fellow traveler, and Preston, a true-crime dummy, were trying to frame someone who was 9 years old at time of first MOF killing. Preston was called in to explain and melted down, wetting his pants and crying, and then took off back to the US like a rabbit. In The Atlantic a few months later he conceded he'd been foolish and the cops acted fine. The Italian media was not awful; mostly Italians got the case live on TV. Nothing was botched, but 3 courts were bent.

[@deantunkara1567]

Nice PR.

[@goopguy548]

I'm sure she did it, but yeah it sucks one of the people in the case were bad. But they had plenty of judges and such

[@maisybell8102]

I'm unsure if she did it or not, but it's possible to make a false confession like that. People who aren't aware of what false confessions look like are shocked to hear she could say that lumumba did it, but it's actually very easy to get a false confession out of someone. Just the environment, the implication that you're lying, that you know, and being gaslighted by having your truth be shot down (for not meeting what police WANT to hear,) you can be made to tell a "truth" from a place that isn't truthful... Like how she was seeing all these different images, e.g. "I see him at the door.... I see him in the living room (sic.)" It can very much look like that but I'm glad lumumba got compensation for his experience.

[@deanp8363]

the defense was like “its perfectly natural for the bathroom to have both of their blood because theyre both women. everyone knows women leave their period blood all over the bathroom”

[@aboi6498]

Not to defend her(she’s guilty) but their defence makes sense. The minor amounts of DNA(not necessarily blood) where from particles accumulation from use of a area she frequented. Can’t explain the blood any other way as Amanda didn’t receive any wounds that suggest the victim defended herself and if she did the DNA would be on the victim not spread around.

[@Mimelive]

@@aboi6498 lmfao she’s not guilty.

[@Carmen-rb2yd]

@@aboi6498 oh you had your own trial ??

[@doperagu8471]

As if periods would be the only way a woman would leave blood in a bathroom. I can't even tell you the number of times I've cut myself shaving, not felt it right away, stepped out of the shower only the see blood running down my ankle. It literally happens all the time for women who shave their legs. I'm not necessarily saying she's innocent - I really don't know. But the small amounts of blood found in a bathroom shared by girls wouldn't be that odd (spoken from a woman who shared a house with 6 other girls in college).

[@doperagu8471]

@@aboi6498 spot on about the DNA not necessarily being from blood. So many people hear DNA and think blood. DNA can be from multiple sources, and touch DNA is a lot easier to explain away of course.

[@kadeemmotley2160]

Did he ban someone for talking like XQC?

[@selmk8240]

I think he said something stupid in addition to saying based weird

[@kadeemmotley2160]

@@selmk8240 Okay, I was so confused lol.

[@BossM3dusa]

“yeah or maybe she just did the murder”

[@WileyBoxx]

"Sex game gone wrong" with 40 stab wounds lmao

[@peterquennellnyc]

Yes 43 wounds, though not all were stabs, some were bruises as she was being violently held & muffled while stabbed.

[@rhibread11]

😂😂😂😂

[@grae_x]

Amanda Knox and her family were my next door neighbor growing up. It was wild talking to her younger siblings and parents about the ongoing case as Amanda was kept in Italy. Her family was constantly harassed by the press and they’d camp outside and ask a barrage of questions whenever someone would step outside. The parents (especially the dad) were really nice people; sucks they had to go through this trauma for so long. It was obvious that Italy labeled Amanda as weird and provocative, which didn’t help.

[@mischr13]

that's awful :(

[@eekwibble]

You don't get much weirder and more provocative than blaming a man you know didn't do it and practicing yoga while waiting to be interviewed. I'd have locked the nutter up just for that.

[@jadeabit]

THE WAY WHILE EXAMINING THE BRA THEY SAID "yeah so she had it while she was killed" but they used the LEAST respectful term to say kill. 💀 I can't even translate it but it's so straight forward and tactless idk

[@MichaelCasanovaMusic]

Ah yes, loving Harry Potter and The Beatles is soooooo quirky. lmfaoooo

[@Suckmypizza4]

Two of the most universally popular and commercialized trademarks ever made 😂

[@fendviyo]

People saying its normal to have blood in a bathroom shared by women,fair enough, but you're ignoring the fact she was at the crime scene, lied in court, tried to get other people incriminated as a scape goat and much more lol. She's 100% guilty Edit:grammar

[@potatoavocado9933]

I lost trust when I heard you say “lol”

[@AnityC]

People keep forgetting that the "blood" that comes out while menstruating isn't the same blood that is running through veins. It is another type of body fluid but people call it blood because it is red colored, too. I think there should be a way for medical professionals to notice a difference. Although, in this case... I wouldn't expect anything anymore-

[@danepotmo2513]

She's 100% not guilty. Your knowledge of the case is garbage. She was an American college student badgered into false testimony by interrogators trained to break the Italian mob. She was a college student, had no lawyer, was not yet even fluent in Italian and special interrogation police badgered her for hours. False confessions and false testimony are extremely common in young people in high stress situations (like the innocent Central Park 5), the police told her a black guy's hair was found at the scene, so she named the only black guy she knew (lumumba. The mere fact she named Lumumba is the absolute proof of her innocence. She didn't know Guede well enough to even throw his name out. They demanded a black guy's name so she named the only black guy she knew to make the stress stop) to try and get out of the berating interrogation. She only did this after hours of intense interrogation she barely understood. Guede clearly killed her, he fled, was caught with her money, admitted Knox had nothing to do with it at first and only changed his story when it became clear it helped his own case. The Italian press is foul, made up complete garbage. The idea she smoked pot and went on a blood rampage is the belief of toddlers. Guede was a known monster, had just been arrested in the week prior for breaking and entering...he clearly raped her, killed her, robbed her and fled...all the evidence proves this, nothing at all suggests Guede and Knox were, or would be, together, they never hung out, not 1 phone call ever between them, NOT 1. You're clueless. Precisely why her nonsense conviction was overturned. The Italian police kept releasing Guede after his numerous crimes and then he finally raped and killed someone...so they tried to make it a conspiracy to cover up their own incompetence.

[@itzham1101]

@@danepotmo2513 its crazy how much info is out there about this case and people are still saying it was her lol. Dummies.

[@zZuckerZusatZz]

@@itzham1101 well this "documentary" leaves out a lot of critical information, it's pretty bad.. And in this comment section, that's what most people opinion is based on

[@danaistamatiou2523]

why did they not talk about the shit in the toilet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Kaprainirish]

I love the 60 second add break warnings it makes me laugh every time when he gets it in there. Nice to have a quick giggle amongst the usually terrifying content... also thanks for putting these on youtube so us old folks can watch them and not have to deal with twitch

[@WardenOfTerra]

Sitting around watching videos isn't 'content' lol

[@Kaprainirish]

@@WardenOfTerra Content is by definition the ideas contained within a medium. Content is quite literally an all encompassing term. For instance the content of this reply is me educating you. What you meant to say was that you aren’t pleased by his content. And that’s totally okay. But taking the time to respond to a year old post implies you’re hurting and needed something to feel in control of. I hope you gained some satisfaction from your comment’s content, and you hug someone you love today.

[@chrisball3778]

Amanda Knox only 'blamed the black guy' after several hours of interrogation by elite interrogators who had previously worked on Mafia cases. She might have done so because the police had already found afro hair at the scene and pressurised her to name Patrice Lamumba as he was one of the most prominent Black men in the area. She might have done so because she's racist. Even if she was just being racist, that doesn't make her a murderer, and doesn't mean she deserves to rot in jail for most of her remaining life. The case against her is paper-thin. The case against Rudy Guede is rock-solid- His fingerprints were found in Meredith's blood. His DNA was found at the scene. He fled the country after the murder. He had a history of breaking into houses in the area and threatening people with knives. He's been out of prison for years now, entirely due to the fact he got a reduced sentence for testifying against Knox and Sollecito. He literally got out of jail early for playing up to the bizarre fantasy presented by the prosecutor. The case against Amanda Knox is reliant upon the idea that she impetuously decided to murder her flatmate with her new boyfriend and some random guy they'd supposedly met at a basketball court the same day. It's an utterly stupid and ridiculous scenario. The only reasons it's been entertained for so long is because of a crooked Italian prosecutor who's obsessed with Satanic Ritual Murder and Abuse conspiracy theories (AKA OG QAnon) and the unbelievable psychopathic vileness of the UK tabloid press who've reported his demented fabrications uncritically for years. The BBC is pathetically pandering to the UK tabloid press in this film. Also: the demented focus on blood DNA in the toilets- the victim and the defendant were both menstruating women- why would this not even be mentioned? It's so fucking stupid. The DNA evidence against Knox was absolutely debunked.100%. The 'psychotic lie' was that DNA evidence actually supported the convictions of Knox and Sollecito. It didn't. Their defence teams decided to focus on Rudy Guede because HE WAS THE ACTUAL MURDERER. HE WAS BLATANTLY THE MURDERER- there was an absolute tonne of evidence against him and he even admitted he did it. The only reason that people don't just recognise he did it is all the tabloid reputation assassination against Knox and Sollecito, which was based on Satanism conspiracy theories and prejudice based on her behaviour whilst under scrutiny. For what it's worth, I actually knew Meredith Kircher. I was at university with her before she went to Italy. I had classes with her. I didn't know her well, but I really liked her and she seemed like a wonderful person. I actually knew her, unlike most of y'all stupid Reddit detectives. She was a feminist. She would have been utterly disgusted that opportunistic creeps tried to pin her murder on another woman when she was killed by a male sexual predator.

[@baabun-ssd]

A feminazi?

[@AmberWilliams]

@@baabun-ssd how about we not mock a woman who went through what is one of the biggest reasons why women stick together. she was raped and murdered by a man. it happens to a lot of women. it’s not a joke.

[@baabun-ssd]

@@AmberWilliams wake up !!! She's the killer. Read her body language

[@AmberWilliams]

@@baabun-ssd No, she’s not. It’s been proven by DNA she is innocent. You’ve been watching too many conspiracy documentaries, or you just don’t want to admit that some men are evil.

[@MJW238]

As a feminist, I recognise women can commit murder. Guilty or innocent, there’s nothing feminist about being more disgusted at someone being accused of murder merely because that person is “another woman”.

[@erin1569]

Wait wtf Amanda's Italian at 50:00 is actually very good, she was even doing the same posh style that news outlets use there. Also, what's up with this Italian drama week? Is he going to look into Sara Scazzi's case?

[@sz7595]

Breh, she was reading of a script!

[@kadeemmotley2160]

No but he will end the week with a gaming segment of Assassin's Creed 2.

[@doperagu8471]

You've also got to remember that she spent years in an Italian prison by that time. I'm sure she picked up quite a bit of the language behind bars.

[@alexdasliebe5391]

That’s my favorite one,@@kadeemmotley2160 YAY

[@fendviyo]

Lumumba didn't deserve that bro😞

[@dangdelucia]

1:09:38 easily one of the best moments in the hasan crime drama arc, cried laughing when he mimicked the voice

[@sierras.4592]

Random fun fact: Amanda Knox, Jodi Arias, and OJ Simpson all share the same birthday, July 9th.

[@GorrilazWarfare]

why does she look so much like that weirdo that told chris-chan to sleep with their mother

[@SorryIBlackedOut]

Bruh lol. You right tho

[@jajdhck]

Funny thing there was 3 of them, 2 were men but its always called "the Amanda Knox case" interesting 😆

[@hath6617]

Beepdedebeepbeep femcel alert femcel alert

[@farwakhan4423]

When Hasan said "What a fuuhck" in the Italian accent, it killed me lmfaooo

[@AlexWilliams-lt4eh]

It's so odd when someone's been murdered so they show a picture and describe the picture as full of life.

[@cronusdox9592]

Wow imagine that, in Italy they act Italian. Great observation Hasan

[@cleverhaunts]

I’m very familiar with the case and they left out so much shit 😂

[@enbyfroggit5923]

i still have no idea what the motive was money? a sex game? they should have focused more on that and also alibis? is there proof they were there? this a super confusing case lol

[@avantgarde4158]

18:41 "you do know Italy is one of the most if not the most racist nation in Europe...", Italy has problem with xenophobia, but it's nowhere near as racist as Russia, Belarus, Hungary, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, France and Austria. "look at how they handle migrants". this dude doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about. Italy receives the majority of refugees and asylum seekers who reach Europe, and has been left alone handling the migrant crisis (same thing happened to Greece with the Syrian refugees crisis. Italy, Greece, and other countries on the EU external border have been left alone...). also, to Hasan, who keeps mentioning the banana-throwing incidents: 1) it doesn't happen only in Italy, it happens in England, France, Spain, and even at some American sporting events. 2) how many black people have been assaulted and killed in Italy compared to the US?

[@peterquennellnyc]

Right. Italy is very welcoming. It has a huge tourist trade. Maybe the most fun people in Europe.

[@nearby222]

Nah lol Italy is fairly racist tbh

[@cupkate4615]

Amanda also thought he looked like Harry Potter. Part of his appeal according to her.

[@melodygarrison8071]

The first time I watched this I was just completely floored by how shoddy this police work was. They were suspicious of her because she was outside kissing her boyfriend but people take comfort in different ways.

[@maximilianmixa4968]

I covered this case in my forensics class

[@sebastianhahn3415]

You got any thoughts?

[@doperagu8471]

@@sebastianhahn3415 I'm interested as well

[@E.Mulchi]

@@doperagu8471 me too

[@IgnarHusky]

Why say anything and not give us deets on what you thought and all that? *bruh* dont edge us like that

[@SorryIBlackedOut]

@@IgnarHusky bruh it’s literally been a day. He’s probably got a life to live.

[@Adultishgambino42069]

Chris Pratt in the new Mario movie be like 41:20

[@raemoesmero9136]

I wonder if they got someone to score or compose music for this doc or if they’re just using stock copyright free muzak 🤔

[@markhaus]

It’s like bad N64 music

[@TheAnnoyingThing1915]

alt title: hasan doesn't understand what an interest group is for an hour and a half

[@emems6620]

41:21 IM CRYING AHAHA that’s Italian as fuck!!!!!!! It’s a south regions way to say geez. I’m italian and I just love Hasan knowledge. Btw I remember of this case and hearing it on tv only when growing up. It’s so odd

[@Cal6009]

Why does the narrator sound like a text to speech program?

[@Dlipton01]

You sure this is the BBC sounds like text to speak

[@DailyDoseOfHasanAbifanchannel]

actually no idea (adjusted title)

[@Dlipton01]

@@DailyDoseOfHasanAbifanchannel it’s weirdly off putting and uncanny valley

[@hamblyl]

Peacock Productions - NBC company.

[@bigboibif7798]

the fact that the bra wasn't INSTANTLY put into evidence is a gross case of police negligence, how could you draw conclusions when you didn't even take all the necessary evidence from the crime scene

[@grzlbr]

The bra was, not the clasp.

[@Vincisomething]

Can we get Hasan to watch a better Amanda Knox documentary lol?

[@TokaloshDNB]

No way that was made by the BBC. That was some chanel 5 (uk) shit

[@codisha2970]

What the fuck is a “sex game”, and how the fuck could it end up with someone stabbed to death?

[@thumbhead3370]

The reason the prosecution came up with the shockingly stupid sex game theory is because they literally cannot to save their own lives come up with an even remotely plausible motive for Knox to murder Meredith. All DNA evidence provided by the prosecution with regard to Knox and her boyfriend is sketchy at best, and the motivation and narrative is nonsensical. Even Rudy disputes the sex game motive, and was not ever in a position to positively identify anyone else in the apartment. His blood was all over the room, on the bed, on Meredith, fucking everywhere important. How does the prosecution try to rope in Knox? "oh well uh we found a lump of DNA that we can't actually prove is Knox's and we also don't even know its blood, it was found in a different room, and this totally proves our sex game theory that we have not elaborated on, and will not elaborate on, therefore guilty". Its insanity. I feel like I'm in the twilight zone when people ask as though this is an ambiguous case. I'm sorry but you're hopelessly, incredibly, phenomenally fucking stupid if you think there's enough evidence to convict anyone apart from Rudy. If you think she should have been punished for her blatant framing of a totally innocent man? Fine, I can support that. But none of that makes her guilty of murdering Meredith. Its so frustrating because people are perfectly ready to accept all the instances of prosecutorial incompetence, but then defy all logic and reasoning and refuse to acknowledge the implications of those prosecutorial mistakes on the strength of their case. They had a flimsy case at best and that is by far the strongest possible way to describe it, and what little case they did have they utterly shattered through staggering incompetence and bullheaded crackpot theories that even the judge said had no logical reasoning behind them whatsoever. There's not just sufficient doubt to overturn the ruling, there is overwhelming doubt, impossible to ignore doubt. "OH but what about the bra strap!!" Leaving a piece of clothing in another room, that has your boyfriends DNA on it, in your own fucking apartment is not evidence of murder in this universe or any other that operates with basic critical thinking. Just because some rando expert who was not there, was not part of the investigation, and didn't even observe the evidence himself, says that maybe contamination was not possible, doesn't make it even close to usable evidence. Maybe you think Rudy is innocent too, fine ok. I think the defense for him is significantly weaker compared to Knox and her boyfriend, but whatever thats at least not as brazenly stupid as thinking Knox did it. Either way there is not a single theory out there that is more plausible than Rudy doing the murder. What the documentary leaves out is that Rudy was a known burglar and much at the crime scene matched his MO for previous break ins. If someone, like Hasan, is unfamiliar with the case and only thinks its confusing and ambiguous because of this dogshit documentary I can understand that, but if you look into this case even a little bit you see that the case against her is fucking non existent.

[@spammus1]

You heard it in her documentary? LMAO Literally the three of them did it, you just dismissed DNA as "sketchy at best" without giving a reason. The police did a piss poor job, but still there was her and the italian's dude DNA on the scene and on the weapon. The sex game could be a plausible motive just like any other, which doesn't matter anymore anyway. The only way the truth will ever come out is if the one dude who actually is still in jail would come out and confess what happened that night.

[@imyourmaster77]

This post was brought to you by Amanda Knox fan club

[@snotsnot]

bro this was so hard to watch his himbo is showing

[@bccsivxx-xxivvii]

Italian accent about arresting a black guy is spot on. We know you're lying but if we can arrest this black guy then of course we will.

[@carysfaerie]

UK Documentaries..David Attenborough/Lois Theroux/Unreported World..surely ok

[@thelightwielder]

When your order Harry and Hermione off wish

[@jamesweaver4381]

There's nothing she could say that excuses her lying about her employer Patrick Lumumba.

[@elaines.2608]

Rafaele looks like James Potter 100%

[@TheForhekset]

The black guy got 30 years right away, Amanda got 28 even though her dna was found on the weapon. The black guys defense I think is stronger, I think he could of stumbled upon the body. Amanda seems like theperson with themotive if she hated her roommate.

[@TheForhekset]

What the hell Amanda and Raphael got off. They are so guilty.

[@AyyyC]

I can’t believe people actually believe this. Rudy was involved in the murder. There is absolutely no doubt about that. His dna is everywhere along with cuts on his hand from murdering her. Not to mention his story makes absolutely no sense and he changed it often. Rudy is a murderer. The only question was whether or not there were more people. The likely answer was there wasn’t, the evidence against Amanda was doubtful at best, nothing strong enough to convict her and plenty of the dna meant nothing considering she was living there. Dna on the knife would be tossed out in an American courtroom. There was no motive for Amanda to kill her roommate either

[@cissyiniguez]

They never found the murder weapon. If you're talking about the knife they found- it wasn't Meredith's blood found on it, the concentration was so low it was most likely secondary transfer DNA. Some say it may not have actually been her DNA because police insisted it was only a little because the couple had cleaned it really good, but it was later shown that it was dirty with potato starch all over it.

[@chaust_]

@@AyyyC except amanda changed her story multiple times too???? the black guys guilty after changing his story but not the pretty white girl. got it. also the evidence pointed to multiple people committing the murder but no one else's dna was found at the crime scene. so who else did it? two knife wounds into the victims throat that would've been impossible to do alone shows it was multiple people involved.

[@xblade11230]

@@chaust_ She didn't speak Italian and had no idea what she was asking her and didn't have a lawyer They showed her a piece of hair that belonged to a black person so she said the name of the only black person she knew

[@moonchild1432]

amanda totally did it! free branden dassey - he is innocent

[@JOTennisVid]

definitely not made by the bbc lmao. defo not the bbc's original audio if it was made by them.

[@lamia6403]

I have heard this woman’s name so much and never knew the victims name.

[@peterquennellnyc]

Marriot the PR honcho made it Rule One for media access: never any mention of Meredith

[@mschvs]

The whole, “Friends of Amanda Knox” commentary issue was irritating the shiz out of me, so I, y’know, used the Google. The woman in the documentary, Anne Bremmer, is an American criminal defense attorney from Seattle who has been a legal analyst on multiple high-profile cases for Court TV, CNN, and various other outlets. Prior to going into private practice, she was a prosecutor for King County, where she specialized in sex crimes. Only sharing her bio to explain *why* her commentary & “analysis” is even presented in this documentary, and why it might actually be relevant. This is a woman who, by many accounts, is a highly regarded criminal lawyer with substantial criminal defense experience and who is well-versed in prosecuting sex crimes, so her opinion as to the quality of the evidence presented by the Italian prosecutors in this case (well…cases), is probably worth **some** deference. Tho. You’d never know that going by how she’s presented in this documentary. ***worth mentioning: she got involved in Knox’s case because a former acquaintance (who was a superior court judge at the time) reached out to her because of her previous analyses on high-profile cases. The former acquaintance’s kid was a classmate of Knox and her friends and family were seeking out ways to help fundraise for her defense, lobby Congress members for help, etc. I don’t believe she just decided to jump on the “Amanda Knox fan girl” band wagon. JMO.

[@peterquennellnyc]

Basically correct except her wrong takes on the real evidence are hilarious, see the great Wendy Murphy of Harvard and Boston U repeatedly stand her on her head on CNN. She & Heavey founded the toxic FOA. Knoxes & Marriott passed on using her as a talking head in favor of Ted Simon.

[@NickolaiPetrovitch]

The mishandling of forensics is abhorrent . I believe she’s innocent. Thank you for that extra information! I didn’t know that. They didn’t make a very good documentary ..

[@mschvs]

@@NickolaiPetrovitch They really didn’t 🫤

[@Durrutitv]

Why do girls always go for these jerks when there's plenty of good guys out there who will happily help them bury a body.

[@pastlives8420]

This documentary is terrible. The Netflix one is way better.

[@avantgarde4158]

the Netflix one is biased as fuck. she's still a narcissistic sociopath who falsely accused an innocent.

[@Bobojanglesbo]

🤌🏻🤌🏻 🤌🏻🤌🏻 🤌🏻🤌🏻 🤌🏻🤌🏻 🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@dogearflopper7011]

I appreciate the recurring "Great Bay Pirate Stronghold Theme" from Majora's Mask throughout.

[@roblyndon5267]

If you want high quality translation dubbing, watch some re-runs of "Eurotrash". This was the best Anglo-French cultural collaboration in the history of the world.

[@carolyn5486]

The British make some of the best crime shows today. Way better than what the US is churning out

[@silversurfer6360]

10:22 i didnt expect that from you ... yes they picked up the bra and made an observation .... just say you find italian language funny no need for prejudice .

[@kelebeck5905]

Amanda looks like Shoshanna on Girls (hbo)

[@knowEyeDeer]

Why is everyone waxing poetic, just say it without the riddles ~ Hasan. My brain immediately: _Rich people need it. Poor people have it. And at the top of the hour it's what happens to me watching the HasanAbi broadcast because I have a VPN._ What is 'it'? . . . . (Spoiler alert) . . . A: Nothing.

[@titaniawallace4223]

bro why does this documentary have a Legend of Zelda Fire Dungeon ass soundtrack

[@codisha2970]

I still have no idea why the black guy is in prison. He had some vague tangential connection to the case? The fuck?

[@ssjgold]

That prosecutor went full sigma. White woman tears couldn't shake his frame bro

[@co2_os]

I fucking love/hate hassan's chat, they're out of control

[@HaloJumper7]

@30:30 Sex game gone sexual sounds like a KZbin prank video title.

[@juliaerin1938]

I watched this to try an understand this case more cause I had NO clue what the details were I'm still so fucking confused

[@DailyDoseOfHasanAbifanchannel]

yeah the netflix docu is way better