The Hit: An Investigative Documentary

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All these reviews are BS and are definitely from people that never stepped foot on a dirt track. The film is 100% accurate. 1) Tony killed the kid. 2) It was not intentional(even family agrees). 3) Tony lied saying he accelerated to avoid the kid. Tony was trying to stone(spray) the kid and he punched it to hard. This slid Tony into the kid which killed him. END OF STORY! Go to any sprint car race this weekend at your local dirt track. You are almost guaranteed to see some stoning/spraying occur! Manslaughter though involuntary. Tony and The Wards need a weekend together. Talking it out is the only way to heal souls on BOTH ends.

source: The Hit: An Investigative Documentary

Much like the bad prosecutor in the Kyle Rittenhouse case, the film maker leaves out important information. Leaves out how Tony Stewart was also a highly skilled open wheel driver and champion at all levels. Yes, Tony had been known to be a hot head, but had toned down over the years, especially after 2005. Tony reached out to the family initially and they refused. Seems the film maker wanted to be like the Netflix documenter in Making of a Murderer and paint a misleading picture of Tony. Kevin walked into the middle of a hot race track in dim lighting. Kevin was high. Those are facts. If new evidence really is available, a new trial can be had in NY. No new trial. Figures never lie, but liars figure. Might explain the low score for the film.

source: The Hit: An Investigative Documentary

source: The Hit: An Investigative Documentary