The four cases are just starting to pull together, with names and events, all centering around the body that was found. As we see these things, we are introduced to people, overstepping their bounds and paying a price. Our police detectives are anything but noble in their pursuits, full of ego and ignoring the main issues. It is understandable. The anti-semitism thing makes us sympathetic to the young guy whose motives are constantly questioned. His efforts are much more personal. The events taking place in present time have a police force that needs to take a step back and review the lives of the people they are pursuing. They are after a guy for murder, even though he couldn't have done it. In the vicinity. One other thing. The future events seem sort of like warmed over Blade Runner and so speculative as to be a bit wanting.
Review of 'Do You Know Who I Am?'
