Well, it is also based on real events, with interesting depiction mode (flashbacks + from each participator´s perspective), but as the solution remained as it did, I realized that all this anxiety and compassion had been "in vain"... Plus, it seems posteriourly than Episode 1 provided too evident clues, followed by confounding scenes and characters, although I had made up mind of the suspect´s guilt from the early beginning... Performances are good (especially Kyle Gallner and David Strathairn), distinct, but evidently the No. of episodes (10) was excessive, there were too many recurrences even from different perspectives. It just "twirled and whirled" and went too far from linear run, "whipping" the scenes and characters when nothing special was added to the logic and approach. Or, the triggering event itself was not that versatile.
PS As someone alreadly pointed out here: do not watch this Series in loose sequence as suggested in the beginning of each episode. At times, it is confusing enough in the "right" run... :)
PS As someone alreadly pointed out here: do not watch this Series in loose sequence as suggested in the beginning of each episode. At times, it is confusing enough in the "right" run... :)