Netflix's 'The Octopus Murders' Docuseries Draws Global Attention

The true-crime series exploring journalist Danny Casolaro's mysterious death and his investigation into a sprawling political conspiracy becomes a hit, sparking discussions on government secrecy and conspiracy theories.

Netflix's 'American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders' captivates viewers with its investigation into the mysterious death of journalist Danny Casolaro, who was probing a sprawling political conspiracy.
The docuseries, produced by Duplass Brothers Productions and Stardust Frames Productions, ranks as the fourth most-watched Netflix series globally, with 14.5 million hours viewed.
Critics praise the series for its engaging storytelling and exploration of journalism's challenges, while some viewers express frustration over its ambiguous ending.
The series delves into the so-called 'Octopus' conspiracy, which Casolaro believed involved high-ranking officials in covert missions linked to the criminal underworld.
Despite mixed reviews, the docuseries sparks renewed interest in Casolaro's investigation and the broader implications of government secrecy and conspiracy theories.