Reasonable Doubt

Let's hope for Year 2020 Fatima Silva sounds ALOT less scripted. She's either trying to hard or she's reading from a Teleprompter because it sounds so not sincere. Otherwise the show is great.

As an ID 'addict', I may be biased but 'Reasonable Doubt' is one of ID's better shows. Both Melissa and Chris are very professional, courteous, and seem totally unbiased. I'm curious to know how the producers are choosing these cases. As it seems the show is relying on communication from family and friends of convicted murderers, who obviously believe in their loved ones' innocence. However, everyone is capable of killing someone! No exceptions! Despite alleged errors in an investigation or a trial, people need to understand and accept that there is no human incapable of killing. Melissa and Chris show all sides of these cases and I don't understand how anyone can disagree with their findings. Good production!

If ID TV is really seriously interested in helping families determine if their lived ones are innocent or guilty-- Chris Anderson is NOT the person to send for the job. He NEVER truly asks the "tough questions" nor the right questions. He's too argumentative any judgemental for the job. The show would be much more informative and conclusive without him as the detective/investigator.

You should do a show about Patricia Rorrer, there is surely reasonable doubt about her conviction! It was a horrible crime, and the people of Lehigh Valley wanted someone held accountable. So someone from out of the area became their target. Not saying she did not do it, but the police investigation was shameful, and the evidence for a conviction is not there.

Honestly: I really love this show. I am intrigued when watching and intrigued about their final verdict. It has a slow pace, but I really like the build up. This is one of my favorite crime shows, it really sheds light on certain cases. I am hoping many more will follow: the whole show is really unique.