Okay, so I came across this documentary series called “I Am A Killer” on Netflix, and the case of Joshua Nelson really stuck with me. I decided to dive deeper into it, beyond just what the documentary presented. Here’s how I went about it.
Started with the Basics
First, I re-watched the episode focusing on Nelson. I wanted to make sure I had all the details from the documentary fresh in my mind. I took notes this time, jotting down key names, locations, and the timeline of events as presented.
Branching Out
Then, I hit the internet. I started with simple Google searches like “Joshua Nelson I Am A Killer” and “Joshua Nelson case details.” This brought up news articles, court documents (which were a bit of a slog to get through, honestly), and even some forum discussions.
- I found a few local news reports from the time of the crime.
- I tired to read court documents.
- I looked at discussions on forums.
Digging Deeper
I tried to find any interviews or statements from people involved in the case that weren’t featured in the documentary. This was trickier. I scrolled through pages and pages of search results, and most of it was just rehashing what I already knew.
Getting Stuck
Honestly, this is where I hit a bit of a wall. There’s a lot of information repeating itself out there, and finding genuinely new insights was tough. I considered trying to access more detailed court records, but that seemed like a whole other rabbit hole I wasn’t quite prepared to go down.
Final Thoughts (For Now)
So, I ended up with a more detailed understanding of the case than I had just from watching the documentary, but I also realized how much information is curated and controlled. It’s tough to get the full picture, even with all the resources we have available. It’s a work in progress, and maybe I’ll revisit this later if I find new avenues to explore. It’s definitely a case that makes you think.
