Here's an example of some of the wilder reporting around the case back when it happened.

Professor of Law Richard Sherwin talks about how the story of a person can be created, bestowed, and co-opted, and how that comes to play in the legal system in general, and in the Pamela Smart trial specifically.

Bill Spencer was the dogged local TV reporter on the case. In this scene, Spencer describes pressures that came from above and in a surprising twist, reveals his feelings about the verdict at the time of the trial.

Pam Smart was shown as cold and indifferent in the media during the trial, but her friend Sonia Simon recalls a side that the public never saw.

We catch up on what has happened to Billy Flynn and Patrick Randall, the two boys who killed Gregory Smart, since the release of the documentary.

In this episode, Pamela Smart reads a short text over the phone to Jeremiah, the film's director, about her feelings when she was sentenced and sent to prison.

In this first episode of bonus content for CAPTIVATED: The Trials of Pamela Smart, we see a scene that didn't make it into the film's final cut. In it, attorney Maria DeSimone looks back and recaps the night in 1990 when Gregg Smart was murdered, going over how it - supposedly - all happened.