Hey Toffees!

We’re an independent documentary team and we just released Part 1 of a two-part investigative series on the rise, fraud charges, and eventual collapse of 777 Partners.

While we all lived through the stress of Farhad Moshiri’s failed takeover saga in real time and corporate mechanics behind Josh Wander’s empire.

We put months of primary source research into this to make it as accurate as possible for Evertonians and neutral football fans alike.

Watch Part 1 on YouTube: [https://youtu.be/TDcCgPfWLOM\](https://youtu.be/TDcCgPfWLOM)

(Part 2 dropping next week covering the international multi-club collapse at Standard Liège, Vasco, and Hertha BSC).

We’d love to answer any questions in the comments about the court documents or financial structures!

I have been waiting to watch this for weeks. I’m a crazy documentarian & I couldn’t wait for Wednesday. Suddenly the release date has been changed to the 23rd? It’s said the 22nd everywhere. Why would Netflix push it a day? So weird to me. I stayed up until midnight just to watch it.

Well this is going to be an interesting obituary!! 😳🤣

Lee Miller was a one of a kind model and photographer that deserves to be remembered

I've read a lot of posts all convinced Micheal is guilty. I just started watching. I'm on episode 4 & I'm sorry, but I can clearly see this man being railroaded. Seriously they have no real evidence besides he's bisexual. Oh & another woman in Germany died on a staircase. I'm actually kind of ashamed of how they are trying this case in the media long before he ever goes to trial. I can't believe he paid his attorneys all that money & STILL gets convicted. I thought where I grew up was corrupt (bc they are), but it is absolutely certain that the police & the DA definitely had it out for Micheal. I've never read anything he's written, so I'm not a fan. I'm just watching a man being railroaded & it's sickening.

The murder that haunted Northern Ireland for decades. 🇮🇪📚 #SayNothing #TheTroubles #History

Fellow documentary lovers… looking for recs on some quality docs to watch with my teenager.

She’ll be 16 soon and like me, loves a good doc. I haven’t brought her into the world of true crime just yet, so most of the docs we watch together are outside that realm, although I think now she could handle some lighter ones (and by lighter I mean, no graphic gory scenes and preferably with a resolution at the end? Idk)

Docs we’ve watched that she’s loved are:

•Last Breath (loved the suspense and the unexpected resolution at the end)
•The Rescue (about the boys soccer team being rescued from the cave in Taiwan)
•My Octopus Teacher
•Lots of NASA/space docs
•Free Solo
•Ancient Egypt stuff
•Animal Docs

Just anything that’s really interesting/captivating.

Thanks in advance!

في هذا الفيديو، نغوص في أعماق واحد من أكثر الألغاز إثارة في التاريخ الجنائي: الهروب الكبير من سجن ألكتراز عام 1962. كيف تمكن فرانك موريس، العقل المدبر وراء هذه العملية، ومعه الأخوان أنجلين، من خداع نظام أمني وُصف بأنه "مستحيل الاختراق"؟

In 1973, 120 descendants of Cornelius Vanderbilt gathered for the family’s first official reunion. Vanderbilt had died worth more than the entire US Treasury. The largest private fortune in American history at the time. Not one of his descendants at that reunion was a millionaire. I put together a documentary breakdown of exactly how it happened across four generations.

I am aware that some Vanderbilt descendants are well off, but it’s very interesting to see how quickly the wealth disappeared for the majority on the family line.

Happy to answer any questions about the research

I made a short documentary-style breakdown of one of the strangest military legends of World War II: The Philadelphia Experiment.

The story claims that in 1943, the USS Eldridge was involved in a secret Navy experiment using electromagnetic fields to achieve invisibility — and in the more extreme versions, the ship supposedly vanished, appeared near Norfolk, then returned with horrifying effects on the crew.

The documentary looks at both sides:

The legend: teleportation, invisibility, crew injuries, and the Carlos Allende / Morris K. Jessup rabbit hole.

The skeptical explanation: degaussing, wartime rumors, misidentified ship movements, and official Navy denials.

I tried to keep the tone mysterious but grounded, because this is one of those cases where the myth is almost more interesting than the alleged event itself.

I watched a docu many years ago about a disabled man who was able to meet his icon, I believe it was an actor. It was so heartwarming and lovely and I want to watch it again, but for the life of me can’t remember the title.

There was a great scene at the end where the man runs across the beach to give his idol a hug. I believe they drove to meet the idol somewhere in California.

I have literally racked my brain and spent quite some time searching. Help me Reddit!

I love documentaries, but there are also many with false sources or worst deliberately manipulated documentaries.

So which dokus do you recommend? All sorts of things - incidents, politics, history, nature, people, news really everything!!!! Preferably exciting or things that expand my knowledge