The lawyer who is the subject of cult Netflix series hit 'The Staircase' is coming to Glasgow for a special live Q&A event next month.
The docuseries, which centres around one of the most controversial and long-running murder cases in recent memory, has proved to hugely popular since airing in 2018.
And now lawyer David Rudolf is heading this way to appear at Strathclyde University Union on John Street in Glasgow city centre on Wednesday, February 12 to discuss it.
'The Staircase' dives into the twisting and bizarre case of Michael Peterson, a novelist convicted in 2003 of murdering his wife Kathleen Peterson after she was found unconscious at the bottom of a staircase in their mansion home.
Spanning a nearly two-decade-long battle with the American justice system starting in 2001 from a frantic 911 call, the case weaves through theories of murder inspiration from a family friend’s staircase accident to even a fatal owl attack.
And the docuseries follows the build-up to the trial, how it unfolds in the courtroom and its aftermath has catapulted the already infamous case into a true-crime documentary hit.
The conversation will involve David Rudolf discussing his client Michael Peterson, the case and it’s broader comments on the American justice system.
And the event will give fans of the series the opportunity to see clips from the case that were never aired and ask questions to one of the most prominent figures in the modern American legal system.
Tickets for the 18+ event are available online here, priced £9 for students and £10 for non students.
