I watched it last night. The will repeat late on the weekend, but I'm not sure when. But do not despair my friends, it is interesting, but not great. This forensic doctor had first hand experience with the Commission that investigated the Kennedy Assasination in 1978, later he discussed the poor custody of the evidence in the OJ Simpson Case, then the Romanov Family burial discovery. It took like 15 minutes or lso. Two things that I found very interesting: One of the bodies (the documentary doesnt say which one) had congealed fat which guarded two bullets consisteng with WWI ammo; and some of the segments of movie clips used where new to me. I would liked the show to have dedicated one episode to each cases indivudually. I think that from the scientific point of view is a wonderful example of how DNA and forensic investigation in general contribute to history.
Thats just my opinion.
