Soupçons - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Crime ou accident?

Secrets et mensonges

Une coïncidence troublante

Le procureur joue au plus malin

Un dossier bien mince

La revanche de l'accusation

Le retour du pique-feu

Le verdict

Rouvrir l'affaire
Eight years ago, Michael Peterson was found guilty of killing his wife. Now there is only one chance left to appeal his case.

La dernière chance
A revelation opens the door for Michael Peterson's appeal. The prosecution's blood spatter expert has been outed as a fraud, and the defense team seeks a retrial.

En quête d'une résolution
Should Peterson undergo a second trial (and risk another conviction) or plead guilty? He says he totally rejects the word "guilty," but saying it in a courtroom could be the only way to close the case and ensure his freedom. Peterson's family discusses their relief at his parole, but also their fears at what lies ahead.

Entre désespoir et colère
The judge in Peterson's original trial rules that, notwithstanding Deaver's misconduct, there will be no dismissal of his conviction. David Rudolf, Peterson's friend and lawyer has declined to represent him at a new trial, but explains that a second jury might be no more equitable than the first. Proposals are advanced for Peterson to plead guilty, but he still refuses to pronounce the word.

Une justice imparfaite
After much fraught deliberations, a deal has been negotiated for an "Alford plea," wherein Peterson will plead guilty while still asserting his innocence. He attends the hearing, facing his late wife's sisters, who still believe that he murdered her.
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