Smoking Gun
Smoking Gun

Smoking Gun

2014TV ShowEndedJapanese

Private forensic researcher Nagareda Enishi (Katori Shingo) is usually very sluggish as well as sloppy, and always aloof. However, his entire demeanour changes once he is at a scene and his skills as a forensic researcher are topnotch. He stands up for the disadvantaged by using science and technology to uncover conclusive evidence and solve trivial civil cases which the police will not handle such as adultery, molest and stalking. Enishi used to be a member of the Research Institute of Forensic Science and was called an ace, but he now belongs to Chiyoda Forensic Science Institute due to some incident.

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IMDb7.6/10
Director: VariousGenres: Documentary, Crime

Plot Summary

Smoking Gun is a documentary series that delves into notorious criminal cases, presenting compelling evidence and expert analysis to reconstruct the events leading up to, during, and after the crimes. Each episode focuses on a different case, exploring the intricate details, the investigative process, and the ultimate resolution. The series aims to provide a comprehensive look at how definitive evidence, often overlooked, leads to the identification and conviction of perpetrators.

Critical Reception

Smoking Gun was generally well-received for its thorough investigation of crime cases and its presentation of evidence. Critics often praised its detailed approach and expert commentary, highlighting its ability to make complex investigations accessible to a broad audience. While not a groundbreaking series, it was considered a solid entry in the true-crime documentary genre.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its detailed and logical presentation of evidence in criminal cases.
  • Appreciated for making complex investigations understandable to the general viewer.
  • Seen as a reliable and informative true-crime documentary series.

Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for 'Smoking Gun' is not readily available. However, audiences generally appreciate true-crime documentaries that offer in-depth analysis and clear evidence.

Fun Fact

The series often features interviews with the investigators and legal professionals involved in the actual cases, offering firsthand accounts of the evidence gathering and trial processes.

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