I have seen many shocking films and series about miscarriages of justice like 'Making a Murderer', 'An Innocent Man', '10 Rimmington Place' and 'In the Name of the Father' and read about cases such as Krishna Maharaj but this is probably the most shocking: like in the true crime film '10 Rimmington Place' an innocent man is executed for a crime committed by a serial killer but in this instance the police know the accused is innocent all along but let the killer free to kill again merely because he's a police informant. In effect the police have murdered the innocent but convicted Carlos De Luna and the serial killers future victims, or just the serial killer himself (called Carlos Hernandez). They even lied and claimed they could find no trace of Hernandez despite him having an extensive criminal record consisted of numerous arrests and convictions and some prison time! Shame on these corrupt murderers and shame on Texas for even having such a medieval form of 'justice' as the death penalty in the first place!
Review of The Phantom
