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Welcome back to Pairings, a feature in which we suggest reading, viewing, or listening related to a true-crime property. Have a book, show, or podcast you'd like us to pair? Email us at editorial at bestevidence dot fyi, or call or text us at 919-75-CRIME; if you have pairing recommendations for today's main course, we'd love to hear them in the comments.
I'm not mad at the latest chapter of Untold – but, as often happens with Netflix's doc series on big sports stories and scandals, I'm a little disappointed. I said about the franchise's Brett Favre doc that
it’s made well enough, and perfectly watchable … but at just over an hour, it’s too surface a treatment of several distinct stories and cases.