This is POV.
I'm Pete Schwaba, host of Wisconsin Public Television's
"Director's Cut."
Tonight, we bring you Florent Vassault's documentary
Lindy Lou, Juror Number 2.
It's the story of a former juror
who was instrumental in sentencing a man to death,
not realizing at the time just how that decision
would impact the next two decades of her life.
After dealing with unbearable guilt for over twenty years,
Lindy decided to seek Bobby Wilcher's forgiveness
and after meeting with him on Death Row,
the two became friends.
Not only was Lindy the only person who visited Wilcher
during his time on Death Row,
she was the only visitor he had on his execution day.
This is where Lindy's unconventional journey starts
as she decides to track down her fellow jurors
to find out if this experience
impacted their lives as deeply as it has hers.
For director Florent Vassault, this is not his first time
delving into this subject.
In 2011, he co-directed HONK, a documentary
which also deals with the death penalty.
But in this film, Vassault takes a unique approach...
though the point of view of a juror.
Lindy Lou, Juror Number 2 starts now
on Wisconsin Public Television,
your home for independent film.