Subsequent developments in the Flowers case would bring additional episodes and updates, the most recent of which was released on October 14, 2020. The filmmakers are dedicated to honoring Jacob’s memory by telling a truthful, comprehensive, and hopeful tale, of how an unthinkable crime touched so many lives. Jacob’s story has left an indelible mark on the world, and the case has spurred far-reaching impacts. The Jacob Wetterling Documentary Posted by joy.the.curious on Apr 24, 2019 in Jacob | 5 comments Back in August of 2015, just weeks before Danny Heinrich was arrested as a suspect in Jacob Wetterling’s kidnapping, a local filmmaker approached Patty Wetterling with the idea of making a documentary about Jacob’s story. The team focused on systemic failures in the Wetterling investigation, in particular how the Stearns County Sheriff's Office handled not only the case but other similar cases. Heinrich leads authorities to a nondescript plot of farmland, where they discover Jacob’s remains. 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It is this aspect that the, This page was last edited on 18 April 2021, at 09:06. Netflix blew its subscribers out of the water with Making A Murderer, a documentary series with a popularity factor sustained far past its Dec. 2015 release date. Madeleine Baran stated to Esquire, with In the Dark, as opposed to other true crime podcasts such as Serial, "We [APM Reports] didn't see ourselves as playing the role of detective in the case. A search of county records in a musty warehouse reveals that another person was questioned in the Tardy Furniture murders. A profile of Danny Heinrich and how the wrong moves of the Stearns County Sheriff's Office allowed him to go free — and commit other crimes. [8], The edits to the first two episodes of In the Dark turned out to be minimal, for by then, the reporting team's focus wasn't so much about who may have been responsible for Jacob Wetterling's disappearance but more about the investigation of the crime and its effects on the community. His screenplays have been presented three times at IFP Week. [3][4], Season 1 of In the Dark explored the case of Jacob Wetterling, an 11-year-old boy from St. Joseph, Minnesota who was kidnapped and murdered on the night of October 22, 1989. The disappearance of Jacob Wetterling was unsolved for 27 years before Danny Heinrich finally confessed and led police to his remains which were buried only a few miles away from where he disappeared. A subsequent extra series, released in Spring 2020,[2] reported on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Mississippi Delta. Why did the D.A. Jacob Wetterling is not a name most people in the united states know, but for those who live in Minnesota, the name, and the story are all too familiar. In its investigation of Flowers' case for In the Dark's 2nd season, the APM team would reveal four noteworthy actions by the D.A. In the meantime, if you’d like to stay up-to-date on the production, please sign up for our e-newsletter. An update posted hours after the U.S. Supreme Court's decision examines their throwing out Flowers' 6th conviction (on grounds that the trial court committed errors in striking black jurors), and what comes next now that the case has been remanded to lower courts. Examining the case of Jacob Wetterling, who was 11 years old when he was kidnapped on … Adam thinks it was after 10 p.m. All of a sudden, a blue car came speeding toward them. THE JACOB WETTERLING DOCUMENTARY is a film about a crime, but it is not your typical “crime documentary.” We lay bare the wide-reaching effects of an unthinkable crime in rural America, providing a look at its shocking, long-overdue resolution, captured in real time. In this follow-up, Madeleine Baran recounts the sentencing hearing for Danny Heinrich, speaks one more time with Jerry & Patty Wetterling, and reports on Dan Rassier's plans to sue the Stearns County Sheriff's Office over his wrongful implication in the Wetterling case. Season 2, with episodes spanning from May 2018 through October 2020, explored the case surrounding Curtis Flowers, who was tried 6 times for a quadruple homicide in 1996. District Court Judge Ann Carrott has extended the deadline, originally set at the end of June, for the … It was dark. The third episode was released on September 13, with one new episode released each Tuesday thru October 25. A report on that day's big decision from Mississippi's Attorney General: After 24 years and 6 trials, and citing "facts and circumstances in the case," the state drops all charges against Curtis Flowers in the Tardy Furniture murders, making Curtis a free man at last. "Update: Sentencing, A Demand, No Closure". “Jacob Wetterling Documentary” is a working title. It is revealed that the prosecution withheld from Flowers' attorneys evidence that could have benefited Flowers' defense. The Wetterlings describe their motivation to turn their personal tragedy into something bigger that might lead to positive change. The location was revealed by Danny Heinrich, a long-time person of interest in the abduction of another boy, Jared Scheierl, in the nearby town of Cold Spring. Steele has helped shepherd several feature films through development, production, and post-production. Doug Evans (who prosecuted Flowers and expressed certainty of his guilt) and office investigator John Johnson (lead investigator in the Tardy Furniture case). He was Co-Producer on Lawrence Kasdan’s DARLING COMPANION (Sony Pictures Classics), Jill Sprecher’s THIN ICE (Sundance, ATO Pictures), and Associate Producer on Todd Solondz’s LIFE DURING WARTIME (Telluride, IFC Films). Serial pedophile, murderer, and other nefarious activities. A Mother's Search September 29, 2000 September 29, 2000. And Curtis Flowers remains incarcerated, not receiving permission to attend his mother's funeral. With John Walsh, Manuel Perez, Marcos A. Gonzalez, Gilbrando Acevedo. Jacob Wetterling was 11 when he was abducted on October 22, 1989, by a masked gunman at the end of Dan Rassier's driveway in St Joseph, Minnesota. The actions of two figures in the D.A. A focus on accountability (or lack therof) in the Stearns County Sheriff's Office in particular and other sheriff's offices nationally, as it is revealed that Stearns County has a very low clearance rate in investigating serious cases such as murder. We will make an announcement when a final title has been chosen. FilmNorth is located at 550 Vandalia St., Suite 120, St. Paul, MN 55114. The boy has never been found. Now serving three consecutive life sentences without parole for a 2016 murder spree, Odell Hallmon surreptitiously reaches out to APM and makes an admission: His trial testimony against Flowers (in exchange for DA Doug Evans granting leniency for his own crimes) was a fabrication. They are among the thousands of fugitives who avoid criminal prosecution in the United States every year. FilmNorth® is a registered trademark of FilmNorth, registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Doug Evans has not faced sanction, but interest in filing complaints against the D.A. As a very critical Don Gudmundson, who became sheriff in May 2017, admits in a press conference, "All of us [in law enforcement] failed.". In 1989, on a quiet road in rural Minnesota, 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling was abducted by a masked gunman. On the way, they were stopped by a masked man who had a revolver. A look at how the Wetterling case, and other high-profile cases before and after it, created a national sense of worry over "pedophiles lurking around every corner," which results in the establishing of sex offender registries that. Season 2, … Winona resident Jeffrey Armstrong offers two revelations that suggest someone else may have committed the murders: His 2001 finding and turnover to Winona Police of a firearm similar to the one used at Tardy Furniture (which the state has no record of), and a path from where the gun was found to the store's location that is in the opposite direction of Flowers' alleged route. Vern Seitz (now deceased) Offered to purchase audio confession from Diane Muehlbauer. Erica Ticknor is an emerging, Minneapolis-based filmmaker with experience in documentary, commercial, and short narrative productions, and her skills include cinematography, editing, and producing. How three jail inmates claimed they heard Flowers confess to the murders, whether their stories have any veracity, and whether the prosecution and investigators had any influence in their testimony. A look at major developments since the U.S. Supreme Court's decision, including the recanting of a second major witness against Flowers and the whereabouts of Willie James Hemphill on the day of the murders. How a "lack of introspection and accountability" led to several unsolved cases in the Stearns County Sheriff's Office backlog, including cases that occurred long before Jacob's disappearance and that state investigators solved by asking questions the Sheriff's Office did not. Jacob was kidnapped at gunpoint by a masked man on a quiet road in St. Joseph, Minnesota while riding his bicycle with two other boys. A quick update offers important news on Flowers' fate: The, "Season 2 Update: Q&A + A Fire in Winona". Season 2 of In the Dark began with the release of its first two episodes on May 1, 2018, with one new episode being released each Tuesday through, initially, July 3, 2018. In 1989, 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling was snatched while biking home from a convenience store with his younger brother and best friend. The status of Flowers' appeal is profiled, as is the emotional toll his family and friends feel over his imprisonment. Doug Evans' zeal to retain Hallmon as a witness against Flowers helped Hallman stay out of jail and become, as one law enforcement veteran put it, a "monster.". [12] Flowers would be moved from death row that September, and released on bail that December. We hear from the people most affected by the crime, Jacob’s parents, who recount the events of that terrible October night. Most recently, Steele served as Producer on the award-winning ITVS documentary THE INTERPRETERS as well as IT’S A HARD TRUTH AIN’T IT, acquired by HBO. As indicated above, the release dates of In the Dark's first two episodes were initially scheduled to be released on September 13, 2016. Prior to moving into the world of film production he was the Production Manager of the Sundance Film Festival and the Director of Operations for Tribeca Film Festival. We also hear from strangers deeply affected by Jacob’s story – parents from far-flung cities whose fears were crystallized by this haunting crime. He was an 11-year-old boy, living in St Joseph, Minnesota. In the Dark is a podcast produced by American Public Media.Hosted and narrated by Madeleine Baran, and produced by Samara Freemark, the series features investigative journalism and in-depth reportage from APM Reports, the investigative reporting and documentary unit of APM. Then, in September, a plea deal is reached. Other Talk - Jacob Wetterling's remains found - Someone here mentioned the Johnny Gosch case from Iowa in the early 80's. At points, the case threatened to go cold. Chris Newberry is an award-winning filmmaker and recipient of a 2014 regional Emmy. A new movie about the abduction of Jacob Wetterling is in the works. In the Dark is a two-time recipient of the Peabody Award. Shapiro’s previous feature work includes MISS TIBET: BEAUTY IN EXILE which premiered at the 2014 DOC NYC Film Festival, and MINNESOTA 13: FROM GRAIN TO GLASS. Jacob Wetterling: A 27 Year Search Comes to an End - YouTube ST. PAUL -- When law enforcement caught up to Jacob Wetterling's killer in October 2015, he said he wasn't the "monster" he was 27 years earlier. The second season of In the Dark explored the legal odyssey surrounding Curtis Flowers, who was accused of shooting four people to death inside Tardy Furniture, a Winona, Mississippi store, in July 1996. Find out more about these fugitives and join John Walsh in his quest to … 's office that appeared to ensure Flowers' conviction, actions that would be indicated in the state's motion to dismiss: In addition to the investigation of Flowers' case, In the Dark's 2nd season would also offer profiles on those involved in and affected by the case, namely Curtis' family. On September 6, 2016, Heinrich admitted to kidnapping and murdering Wetterling as well as the abduction and sexual assault of Scheierl. His films have appeared on the PBS series America Reframed and Independent Lens. And then, in 1989, just a month or two before Jacob Wetterling was kidnapped, Adam and a friend were walking home from Tom Thumb, the same store where Jacob rented a movie the night he was kidnapped. The reliance on a key prosecution witness, Odell Hallmon, whose testimony that he heard Flowers confess to the murders turned out to be a falsehood. Before I continue my “Finding the Ocean” story, I feel the need to share a few quick thoughts about the press conference and subsequent release of the Jacob Wetterling case file that happened last Thursday, September 20th. The case quickly went cold and remained that way for almost 27 years. ### As 2017 and 2018 unfold, the Wetterlings mourn the loss of their son as if he just passed away. about the fundraiser for the documentary and about the work of the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center. The show's first Peabody honor came in Spring 2017, with the award's governing body applauding the program for its "immaculate storytelling talent and journalistic precision" in its probing the investigation of Jacob Wetterling's disappearance as well as its "deftly incisive" way of telling the human side of the case and its broader policy implications. Her projects have provided her with global filmmaking experience, from cinematography and editing for a short narrative in Prague, to serving as the cinematographer for a recent documentary production in Morocco. Twenty-one years after Jacob's disappearance, police declare local music teacher Dan Rassier a person of interest; their actions produce no evidence, yet ruin Rassier's reputation. Disney just dropped a ton of Marvel movie release dates. 1990: Jacob’s parents, Patty and Jerry Wetterling, set up the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center, which works to help communities and families prevent child exploitation. Rather than focus solely on matters of crime or jurisprudence, the special series would instead examine the effects of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic on rural America, in particular the Mississippi Delta. In October 1989, on a quiet road in St. Joseph, Minnesota, Jacob Wetterling was abducted by a masked gunman while riding his bike home from the store. Jeffrey Armstrong and his family have gone into hiding, Jeffrey's personal safety threatened after his Episode 11 revelations. Our cameras are still rolling on critical moments of reflection and aftermath, but editing will begin soon. The revelation, in the season's 10th episode, that Evans' office withheld from the defense the fact that an "alternative suspect," Willie James Hemphill, was held for questioning in the case. )[1] Broader repercussions of the case are also explored, including the impact on Jacob's family and friends (Jacob's parents, Jerry and Patty Wetterling, are extensively featured); its effect on the immediate Stearns County area; and national implications, including the establishment of a federal law, named in Jacob's honor, that requires states to implement and contribute to registries that track sex offenders and crimes against children. To speak with filmmaker Chris Newberry or producer Norah Shapiro and/or to attend the Trailer Release Party, please contact Jennifer Weismann, 612-716-0556, jennifer@owl-marketing.com. In the Dark is a podcast produced by American Public Media. We learn what an unsolved crime can do to a family, sharing in their agony as they wait for answers over the course of decades, and take stock of a cultural shift that developed as sensational stories of child abduction captured the imagination and fueled the fears of a generation of American parents. His first feature, AMERICAN HEART, enjoyed a successful film festival run taking home six prizes, and was invited to screen at a Washington DC symposium convened by the State Department. The consideration of Flowers by Evans and Johnson as the only suspect in the Tardy Furniture murders. In Nov. 2015, images of Jacob Wetterling are displayed on a wall at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in Alexandria, Va., where the … What happened to Jacob Wetterling? Steele has served as Post Supervisor on several projects including 9 FULL MOONS, BELLFLOWER, BUCK, and MY PERESTROIKA. That person, Willie James Hemphill, admits to APM that authorities held him as a suspect and collected evidence on him. Examining the makeup of the juries in Flowers' trials, a pattern is revealed: The juries who convicted Flowers were all white or had only one juror of color, the result of DA Doug Evans seeking to use as many "strikes" as possible to seat as many white jurors as possible. In the Dark is a podcast produced by American Public Media. They are full of a sorrow that they never let enter their hearts over those 27 years. Jacob's father, Jerry Wetterling, at times welcomed the dubious assistance. After Mississippi's Supreme Court upheld Flowers' conviction by a 5–4 vote,[10] Flowers once again went to the United States Supreme Court, who heard oral arguments on the appeal in March 2019,[11] and would rule, by a 7-2 decision on June 21, 2019, to overturn his conviction and send the case back to the lower courts. [1] The 10-episode first season, which explored the kidnapping/murder of Jacob Wetterling, was released in the … His latest feature as producer and cinematographer, TIME FOR ILHAN, premiered at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. [1] The 10-episode first season, which explored the kidnapping/murder of Jacob Wetterling, was released in the fall of 2016. She was an Associate Producer on Norah Shapiro’s TIME FOR ILHAN which had its world premiere in 2018 at Tribeca Film Festival. Flowers' release from jail, in time for Christmas, brings joy to his family — a feeling not all in Winona mutually feel. This update comes one day after a file into the Wetterling case (over 41,000 pages in size) is released by Stearns County. AMERICAN HEART made its national broadcast debut in 2015 on the World Channel. Two months, and a lot has happened: APM's investigation has Winona talking, though opinions remain divided along racial lines. Jared Scheierl recalls his January 1989 assault by Danny Heinrich, as well as his efforts to investigate his own case (which Heinrich wouldn't confess to until decades later). The first season of ‘In the Dark’ looks into the case of Jacob Wetterling. Both the 5K and 11K will be chip-timed this year, another first! Flowers' legal team would cite this revelation in their June 2018 appeal to the, The efforts by Evans to empanel all-white or majority-white juries against Flowers (who is black), and striking as many African American jurors from jury consideration as possible. A masked stranger grabbed the 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling as he biked home from a store in St. Joseph nearly 25 years ago. The first five of those trials resulted in either hung juries or reversals on appeal. As the painful, frustrating years roll by for the Wetterlings, they find meaning by creating the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center, and serve as inspiration for its work to promote child safety and assistance to sexual assault victims. There is a documentary on Netflix about it called "Who Took Johnny", I watched it last night and it really is crazy how different child abduction cases were handled back then and even up Please join Jacob Wetterling Resource Center on Saturday, Oct. 13, at Lake Phalen Park in St. Paul, Minn., for a 5K run/walk, 1.1-mile children’s run/walk and, for the first time, an 11K race. The focus turns to Odell Hallmon, a career criminal and the jailhouse witness the District Attorney relied on the most. During three years investigating the Curtis Flowers case, A look at fears of COVID-19 by inmates of the, As a precaution against the virus' spread, a judge in. [13] The Mississippi Attorney General's office would review the case and, rather than try Flowers for a 7th time, submitted a motion to dismiss the indictment against him with prejudice; a judge would receive and grant the motion on September 4, 2020.[14]. [6], Production on Season 1 had been underway for 9 months and was in its final stages (it was scheduled to premiere on September 13, 2016) by the time Wetterling's remains were discovered and Heinrich confessed to the crime. THE JACOB WETTERLING DOCUMENTARY is his second feature-length documentary as director. The Jacob Wetterling Documentary Posted by joy.the.curious on Apr 24, 2019 in Jacob | 5 comments Back in August of 2015, just weeks before Danny Heinrich was arrested as a suspect in Jacob Wetterling’s kidnapping, a local filmmaker approached Patty Wetterling with the idea of making a documentary about Jacob’s story. Hosted and narrated by Madeleine Baran, and produced by Samara Freemark, the series features investigative journalism and in-depth reportage from APM Reports, the investigative reporting and documentary unit of APM. The Jacob Wetterling Documentary; Jasmine Star; Mecklenburg County; ... touching on how Covid-19 has affected the release of Nine Days (for which Beetz has received awards season buzz ... and commercial projects. He stated Jerry Wetterling asked him to go in his place. Norah Shapiro is a prize-winning filmmaker whose latest documentary as director-producer, TIME FOR ILHAN, recently premiered at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. Newberry began his career as a screenwriter and narrative filmmaker. They also offer an update on Pastor Nelson Forrest, whose house was gutted by fire 4 days after eulogizing Curtis' mother; the timing of the fire is seen by some Winona residents as possible retribution for Forrest's outspokenness about Curtis' defense. Minnesota filmmaker Chris Newberry has spent nearly four years working on the documentary. Now, WCCO-TV has learned that a … Stearns County Sheriff Don Gudmundson will host a press conference next week. An update on Flowers' appeal is offered, as are thoughts from his parents. We need your help to take the film to the next stage of editing. The case remained shrouded in mystery for decades, until a courageous sexual assault survivor, a citizen journalist, and Jacob’s unshakable parents challenge law enforcement to take a new look at an old suspect. A look at the Jacob Wetterling abduction itself, as well as early actions by the Stearns County Sheriff's Office that would hobble their investigation for decades to come. On the night of October 22, 1989, he was biking home from a convenience store with his younger brother and a friend. In 1992, two clairvoyants wrote him a long letter asserting that previous … What remained constant was the resolve of Jacob’s parents. The sixth jury trial, in 2010, ended with Flowers' conviction on four counts of capital murder, but the United States Supreme Court remanded the case to a lower court to review racial bias in jury selection. A week later, in a federal courthouse, Heinrich reveals what happened on October 22, 1989 – the night he abducted, assaulted and murdered Jacob Wetterling. Conversations with the witnesses who said they saw Flowers walking through downtown Winona the morning of the murders, and how and why some of their stories now waver on key details. A look into John Johnson's background reveals an investigation based on uneasy feelings Tardy Furniture employees had for Flowers, an incident involving damaged golf cart batteries, failed attempts to get a recorded confession, and notes containing statements witnesses say weren't entirely true or were completely made up. Follow-up episodes in December 2016 and September 2018 would follow. A preview of oral arguments in Flowers' appeal before the. [20] The second Peabody came in June 2020, recognizing the show's work in not only "systemically dismantl[ing]" (the jury's term) the case against Curtis Flowers, but also building a case against the District Attorney who prosecuted Flowers, and recognizing those who have lived under the shadow of the case. Minnesota filmmaker Chris Newberry has spent nearly four years working on the documentary. What happens in the Flowers case now that Doug Evans voluntarily recused himself from future involvement in the matter. Historical anecdotes about racial issues in Winona (which has a majority black population) and northern Mississippi have also been incorporated.[17][18]. How investigators, rather than start in small circles, allowed the case to grow into a statewide and eventually national concern. A few years passed. We meet the various players crucial to keeping the case alive: FBI agents, federal prosecutors, investigative journalists, a freelance crime blogger, and a surviving victim who may hold the key to unlocking the mystery. After a shocking confession in 2016, we are finally beginning to get answers. The film made its television debut on Fuse Network, and was subsequently nominated for an NAACP Image Award for best Television Documentary and a Daytime Emmy. Hosted and narrated by Madeleine Baran, and produced by Samara Freemark, the series features investigative journalism and in-depth reportage from APM Reports, the investigative reporting and documentary unit of APM. 's investigation focus exclusively on Flowers? [5] Heinrich would be sentenced on November 21, 2016 to a 20-year prison term for a federal child pornography charge. Inclusive & Socially Conscious Filmmaking Lab, FilmNorth 17th Annual Midwest Filmmaker Conference, Virtual Adventures in Visual Storytelling – FULL, Creating a Short Video Memoir – Virtual Edition, FilmNorth/Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute Education Outreach Program, Visual Storytelling Series for Underrepresented Communities, Minnesota Film Community Emergency Relief Fund, 2020 Film Independent Spirit Awards Screenings, Gene McCarthy: Alone in the Land of the Aardvarks, Minnesota Youth Media – Screenwriting and Media Production Workshop, The Roderick Cox Music Initiative: Conducting Life Documentary and Scholarship Program. Special report career as a screenwriter and narrative filmmaker they discover Jacob ’ parents... 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