Killing Richard Glossip
An Oklahoma man convicted of Murder for Hire, sits on death row. Already granted a stay of execution THREE times, Glossip continues to proclaim innocence. This documentary follows Glossip's lawyers hurriedly looking to uncover new evidence before there is no more stay of execution.
- 2017-2017
- 1 season
- Investigation Discovery
- Documentary
An Oklahoma man convicted of Murder for Hire, sits on death row. Already granted a stay of execution THREE times, Glossip continues to proclaim innocence. This documentary follows Glossip's lawyers hurriedly looking to uncover new evidence before there is no more stay of execution.
Season 1 Episode Guide
5 Episodes 2017
Episode 1
This Is Pointing to Me
Mon, Apr 17, 2017 42 mins
In Episode 1, filmmaker Joe Berlinger tells the story of Richard Glossip - a deathrow inmate who has nearly been executed three times, but maintains hisinnocence. Now his lawyers hunt down evidence that could exonerate him,before time runs out.
Episode 2
An Obvious Homicide
Mon, Apr 17, 2017 42 mins
Episode 2 engages all of the viewpoints surrounding Richard Glossip's case.The confessed murderer claims Glossip forced him to kill. The detective whozeroed in on Glossip defends his investigation. But Glossip maintains hisinnocence.
Episode 3
The Machinery of Death
Tue, Apr 18, 2017 42 mins
Episode three explores Glossip's journey through the court system. Glossip's lawyer'suncover many ways the court system failed his client. News of destroyed evidence is acritical discovery, and sheds light on how Glossip ended up on death row.
Episode 4
Death Watch
Tue, Apr 18, 2017 42 mins
Episode 4 delves into Oklahoma's history of botched executions. Glossip divulges his fear of suffering the same torturous fate as other inmates have, and forensic accountant Pam Kerr casts doubt on the charge that Glossip had embezzled money.
Episode 5
Evidence or Execution
It's only a matter of time before Glossip's execution, and Don Knight is fervently searching for new evidence to prove his innocence and prevent his execution.