JordangeVision: First Time Watching Beyond Belief Fact or Fiction: S3E10!

Kind of a rough one last time, I think they saved all the weirdest stories for one episode to trip me up, haha. Can my broken brain recover in this one?
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4:44 How can i imagine this? Wes: "Hey, i didnt kill him" - Amy: "Yes, i saw it" - Judge: "Dismissed". Is this how law works in america? :P
11:01 This is probably my favouirite story of the whole series. Its so haunting, creepy and a chiling soundtrack. Epic
15:51 This is inspired by George Reeves. Reeves reportedly committed suicide in 1959, but that fact is in dispute - many of his fans believe he was murdered. Laurie Jacobson, Tinseltown historian and co-author of the book “Hollywood Haunted" claims his house is haunted and he keeps showing up - some say in his Superman outfit, some say in normal clothing.

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I don't know how it is in other countries, but a guilty verdict requires the prosecution to prove guilt--if there's no proof, they're supposed to acquit. I'm sure it helps if the defendant has witnesses that say they're innocent too, haha.
And yeah I've heard the George Reeves story, didn't make the connection right away though, maybe because I was still trying to think of Western stars, haha.