Netflix fans have been obsessing over a new true crime documentary, which features an NFL player having been found dead alongside his mistress.
The Netflix documentary tells the story of how an NFL quarterback, a star of the sport who was known across the US, was murdered.
The tale features fights over money, cheating, and even criticism from those who believe the case remains unsolved to this day, unhappy with the decision made by police.
Untold: The Murder of Air McNair is the latest instalment of Netflix’s Untold series.
These have covered a wide range of topics within sports, going all the way from a behind the scenes look at Jake Paul’s life to a controversial exclusive talk with an NBA referee found guilty of betting on matches they officiated.
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This latest instalment, however, takes the series to a new level, covering the gruesome murder of NFL quarterback, Steve ‘Air’ McNair.
What happened?
McNair died in 2009, found shot four times. Alongside him lay 20-year-old Sahel Kazemi, deceased. Police say Kazemi was having an affair with McNair.
At the time of his death, McNair was married to his wife Mechelle for 12 years, and had three children.
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According to testimony, he had told Kazemi that he was planning to get a divorce from his wife and would openly discuss adopting children and starting a life together.
Following a police investigation, it was judged that Kazemi had killed McNair in a murder suicide after discovering he was involved with other women.
The documentary looks into the circumstances of his death, as well as casting doubt over the investigation’s legitimacy.
How have viewers reacted?
The documentary has shot to the top of Netflix’s charts, sitting at number three at the time of writing.
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Releasing in one part, as is customary for Untold, Netflix fans are not only tearing through it, but are wanting more.
One viewer posted on X to say: “Untold: The Murder of Air McNair is a fascinating watch. I only wish it was multiple episodes.”
Another replied saying: “It seemed like it ended abruptly. Seems like there could have been more to talk about”.
A third replied to say: “It was a lot better than I thought it was going to be. Agreed it could’ve been a mini series”.
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One fan had thoughts on the ending, saying: “The end of that Steve Mcnair documentary was necessary and unnecessary at the same time”.
If you were wondering what happens… well, you’ll have to go watch it on Netflix to find out.
Topics: Netflix, TV, TV and Film, True Crime, Documentaries, Twitter
Michael Slavin