Disordered Minds

In 1970, Harold Stamp was convicted of a brutal murder based on disputed evidence and a retracted confession, leading to his tragic suicide a few years later. Thirty years later, anthropologist Jonathan Hughes uncovers troubling inconsistencies in the case, raising questions about whether justice was truly served. As Hughes investigates further, he grapples with personal and ethical dilemmas, questioning how far he's willing to go for justice and uncovering the potential truths behind the case.