If Netflix is the unending machine that keeps on putting out fresh content for movies and shows, then it is also a haven for one after another solid documentary. With time, Netflix has been strengthening its grip on such exclusive documentaries that spill the bitter truth, inspire and scare the audience, or anything in between, especially with tragic tales of bitter fates, misplaced justice, and life-ruining decisions that happened in the case of Greg Kelley.

Outcry, the unfortunate real-life tale that changed the lives of Greg Kelly, his girlfriend Gaebri, has been the subject of much media controversy over the years. Is the series a part of Netflix's bejeweled documentary collection?

Outcry is a five-part documentary series that zeros in on the heartbreaking story of Leander, Texas’s high school emerging football player Greg Kelley, who was accused and jailed for the m---------- of a four-year-old child. But the docuseries, which was released five years ago in 2020 on Showtime, is not available to stream on Netflix. Rather, viewers can find it on its contemporary platform, Amazon Prime.

It can be bought as well as streamed there for $2.99 for one HD episode and $1.99 for one SD episode. The full season costs $8.99 for HD and $6.99 for SD. It can also be viewed with the premium subscription on Apple TV+. Directed by Pat Kondelis, the docuseries was so well portrayed that it bagged an Emmy Award for Outstanding Serialized Sports Documentary in 2021.

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While this might not be available to stream on Netflix, there are a bundle of documentaries present on the platform to entertain the audience.

In its list of recent arrivals, A Deadly American Marriage has emerged as a must-watch on Netflix. The tale is just as gripping as it is exclusive and will soon be available for streaming on May 9. Besides that, fans can also explore the documentary genre further with the battle drama, UnBroken, a WWII documentary which explores the real-life history of Beth Lane's family. It is the survival story of her mother and six siblings during the gruesome battle of yesteryears.

They can also stream What Jennifer Did, which is a brutal crime by a daughter and her dark secrets, which will keep the watchers hooked until the last second. And along the lines of Outcry is another crime tale, Long Shot, which tells the story of Juan Catalan, a man who was falsely accused of a crime, but was saved by a random TV show. The world of Netflix is stacked with a long list of documentaries fans can seamlessly enjoy.

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So, what are your thoughts on the docuseries Outcry? Have you seen it already, or will you be watching it? Tell us in the comments below.