Justifiable Homicide was released on December 6, 2002.

Justifiable Homicide was directed by Jon Osman.

Justifiable Homicide has a runtime of 85m.

Justifiable Homicide was produced by Jon Osman, Jonathan Stack.

"Justifiable Homicide" takes an immersive journey into the haunting 1995 NYPD double homicide case of Rosario and Vega. Margarita Rosario, the grieving mother, dares to question the NYPD's official account, unveiling a web of disturbing cover-ups and injustice. Along the way, the documentary exposes a tense confrontation with then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani, shedding light on the complexities of the case and the city's turbulent history. This gripping film serves as a crucial window into the flaws and biases within our criminal justice system. "Justifiable Homicide" is an essential viewing experience for an informed society, challenging viewers to reevaluate their perspectives on law enforcement, accountability, and the pursuit of truth.

The key characters in Justifiable Homicide are Self (Rudolph Giuliani).

Justifiable Homicide is rated TV-14.

Justifiable Homicide is a Documentary film.