The renowned filmmaker Errol Morris has become captivated by one of America’s most enduring true crime stories: the 1970 murder of a pregnant woman and her two young daughters on an Army post. Green Beret physician Jeffrey MacDonald maintai…

Following a military review that cleared Green Beret physician Jeffrey MacDonald, his father-in-law insisted on a renewed inquiry into the case. However, upon examining the assembled evidence, he found himself profoundly surprised by its im…

Nearly a decade had passed since the brutal deaths of his pregnant wife and two young daughters when Green Beret Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald faced a civilian jury, burdened by the weight of their loss. Unexpectedly, the defense introduced a start…

Joe McGinniss’s book, *Fatal Vision*, offers a decidedly unfavorable portrayal of Jeffrey MacDonald, yet emerging evidence suggests the possibility of his innocence.

After more than three decades behind bars, Jeffrey MacDonald saw a federal judge at last consent to consider newly presented evidence regarding his conviction. Filmmaker Errol Morris traveled to North Carolina with the expectation that the …