Killdozer Documentary

[kwb377]

I did a cursory search and didn't see where this had been posted previously.

I was perusing the 'Tubes and came across this video. I was expecting it to be a "Made For TV" movie and figured I'd spend @ 2 minutes on it before moving on...but its a well-made and interesting documentary and I wound up watching the entire 1.5 hours in one sitting.



https://youtu.be/LZK9XthMZ1w

[Screwball]

It’s the one that was big on Netflix when COVID was happening.

[Jim Watson]

Not the story - movie - by Theodore Sturgeon?

[Tensaw]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting. Incidentally, we are three days out from the 19th anniversary of the event - 6/4/2004.

[ccmdfd]

Guess that was a busy week or two at work for me because I don't remember this. Then again the documentary does state that after one day it really fell off the news due to other things.

So I've done a little more reading and watching a few other videos on this incident.

Was this man truly a victim of good old boy small town politics, or, did he make out like a bandit profiting over $400,000 on a land sale and all of these demons were imagined?

[DrkBlue]

We briefed today the anniversary is on Sunday.

Old Marv was a mighty shitty neighbor.

[JimCunn]

"Not the story - movie - by Theodore Sturgeon?"

The story was great, typical of Sturgeon. The movie, not so hot.
I'll watch this tonight.