Unearthing the Truth: 'Murder in Boston' Sheds Light on a Dark Chapter

HBO's new three-part documentary series, "Murder in Boston: Roots, Rampage & Reckoning," examines the 1989 case of Charles Stuart, who murdered his wife and attempted to blame it on a Black man. The series sheds light on the racial tensions and extensive history of anti-Black racism in Boston, as well as the collateral damage inflicted on the Black community during the investigation. Through interviews with Black Bostonians and members of William Bennett's family, the documentary explores the lasting impact of Stuart's lies and the failure of the Boston Police Department to apologize for their conduct. The series offers a nuanced and compelling examination of the case and its implications.
- Murder in Boston HBO documentary: A long-overdue reckoning of Charles Stuart's crime. Slate
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- HBO's new docuseries tells the 'cautionary tale' of the Charles Stuart case GBH News
- ‘Murder in Boston’ director hopes documentary can lead to healing for Mission Hill residents The Boston Globe
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