This eppisode could have been given to us in the same way as Tom Cruise went for the truth in "A Few Good Men". Instead, the emotional drama that Jason Heys was going through was not sold to us, it was more of a "here's the trial and don't worry your innocent" feeling.
Key bits of evidence were presented at the right times, providing that twist.... but they were not seen to be discussed. Even the closing statement focused on hypothetical emotions of the jurors which asked them to focus on how they felt about Jason's past service. Not once did they focus on the Key facts of the lack, or weakness of the prosecution's evidence.
I was very disappointed in this side of the personal "Jason" battle to remain innocent.
It just made this eppisode average.. and could have been better.
Key bits of evidence were presented at the right times, providing that twist.... but they were not seen to be discussed. Even the closing statement focused on hypothetical emotions of the jurors which asked them to focus on how they felt about Jason's past service. Not once did they focus on the Key facts of the lack, or weakness of the prosecution's evidence.
I was very disappointed in this side of the personal "Jason" battle to remain innocent.
It just made this eppisode average.. and could have been better.