Release date and trailer announced for ‘Convicting A Murderer’, the highly anticipated response to Netflix’s ‘Making A Murderer’.

DailyWire+ Announces Release Date ‌for “Convicting a Murderer” True Crime Series

DailyWire+ has just released the⁤ official trailer for its highly anticipated 10-part true crime series, “Convicting a⁤ Murderer.” Hosted by the fiery Candace Owens and directed by Shawn Rech, this series is set to captivate audiences when it premieres on September ⁤8.

Setting the Record Straight

In the trailer, Owens boldly declares, “Netflix made millions of dollars from‍ ‘Making a⁣ Murderer,’ but the ⁣filmmakers left out very important details. There ‍are ⁢mountains of evidence that you have not yet seen… ⁢I’m not going ⁣to make the same mistake that the ‌filmmakers​ did. How could they claim to care about the truth?”

So excited to FINALLY announce my docuseries. It’s been difficult to keep this one under wraps. 10 ‌full episodes. coming early September.

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— Candace Owens ​(@RealCandaceO) August 10, 2023

With ⁣”Convicting a Murderer,” Owens aims to set the record straight by delving ‍into the blood found​ in the⁢ victim’s vehicle, the infamous key, and other crucial‌ pieces of evidence. This gripping series‌ uncovers shocking, unedited ⁣phone calls and testimonials⁤ that shed light on the untold side of‌ the story ⁣omitted in “Making a‌ Murderer.” ⁣Exclusive⁤ interviews with law enforcement⁤ officers, family members, and dedicated fans-turned-investigators provide unique perspectives on a case that has deeply impacted their lives.

DailyWire+ will​ premiere the first three episodes of “Convicting a Murderer” ‍on September 8. The first two episodes will be available for free, while the ⁢third episode will be ⁢exclusive ‌to DailyWire+ members. Episode one will also be accessible on the DailyWire+ YouTube ‌channel ⁤and X, formerly Twitter. Subsequent episodes will ⁢be released weekly on the subscriber-based streaming service every Thursday.