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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Lucy Mangan

Mind Over Murder review – a truly moving testimony to the healing power of art

The six people who were convicted – and later exonerated – following the murder and rape of 68-year-old Helen Wilson in Nebraska in 1985.
The six people who were convicted – and later exonerated – following the murder and rape of 68-year-old Helen Wilson in Nebraska in 1985. Photograph: HBO

In terms of its content, Mind Over Murder (Sky Crime) is as psyche-shatteringly batshit as any of its many stablemates in the true-crime documentary genre. Formally, it is a thing of precision-engineered beauty.

It could have, should have sprawled, if for no other reason than the number of alleged perpetrators involved. The Beatrice Six, as they came to be known, comprised Joseph White, Thomas Winslow, JoAnn Taylor, James Dean, Debra Shelden and Kathy Gonzalez. The terrible murder of which they were accused and the case built against them nearly 40 years ago are laid out in the first two episodes of this meticulous six-part docuseries by Nanfu Wang.

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