Sentences with phrase «crime show returns»
When a true crime show returns to its own evidence wall graphic, it's usually a means for showing where a focused part of the show's attention plays out in the bigger mystery.
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Ecuador has shown resistance to returning Julian Assange for similar crimes.
«A study conducted in California showed that for every dollar invested in Head Start, we create $ 9 in return through increased earnings, employment, family stability and decreased governmental assistance, crime, and special education costs,» Higgins said.
The show returns to Pine Ridge two years later and Gene discovers that a gang of rustlers is now using the turpentiners as a cover for their crimes.
The Assassination Of Gianni Versace was originally slated to be the show's third season, a return to the series» true - crime roots after a second season tackling a story of massive, city - destroying scale.
Errol Morris, whose «Tabloid» showed in 2010, and «The B - Side» only last year, returns with «Wormwood,» a mysterious six - part Netflix series about a true crime, part documentary, part drama, starring Bob Balaban and Christian Camargo.
The boldest result of the documentary's format, however, is how it forces these men to reflect on themselves — what was probably described to them as a showcase of their personalities, perhaps even as a way to show the world who they really are, instead forces the subjects to return to their crimes and reconsider them.
Highlights from Imprint 93 include Chris Ofili's Black (1997), a series of cuttings from his local newspaper showing crimes attributed to black suspects, Elizabeth Peyton's Untitled (1995), made from a sequence of video - stills of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain performing in 1993, and Martin Creed's Work no. 88 (1994) a crumpled ball of A4 paper that Higgs and Creed sent to the Tate Gallery but was returned to them, flattened inside an envelope, «rejected» as an unsolicited donation.