Under The Bridge Episode 6 Fact-Check: 6 Biggest True Story Changes & Inaccuracies

Suman Virk and Rebecca Godfrey from Under the Bridge are in front of a green background.

SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Hulu’s Under the Bridge episode 6 made some small and big changes to the facts that influence the overall plot and characterizations. The true crime show Under the Bridge fictionalizes the true story of who killed Reena Virk, mostly following the real events of the crime. However, like any adaptation, details are left out and changed in order to improve the overall narrative.

Warren learned that the practice of restorative justice instead of punitive justice is based on Aboriginal and non-Western principles. 5 Samara's Interrogation Occurred Very Differently The Interrogation In Hulu's Under The Bridge Is Kinder Than In Real Life In Under the Bridge episode 6, “In Water They Sink the Same,” the police chief and Cam interrogate Samara, whose real name is Syreeta Hartley, in a schoolroom outside the Shoreline School’s dance. The police chief makes an initial comment about the fact that she might as well have killed Reena herself if she doesn’t share what she knows.

4 Warren Wasn't Arrested At A Dance Warren Surrendered Himself To The Police At A Teenage Party In Hulu’s Under the Bridge, Warren goes to a school dance where he gets arrested for Reena Virk’s murder. He goes knowing the police would likely be waiting, but he wants to see Samara. This changes the real story of Warren’s arrest. Rather than a dance, the teens all planned to meet on the Shoreline field to party and drink, just like they had many other nights.

3 Dusty Didn't Plan To Go To The Cops Dusty Might Have Felt Guilty But Didn't Want To Go To Jail Based on the way that Dusty spoke about Reena’s murder at the end of Under the Bridge episode 5, and throughout episode 6, it seemed like the teen was planning to go to the police because she couldn’t handle what happened. In fact, she’d already cracked right after finding out Reena was dead while talking to Cam.

Despite her desire to avoid the police, it is worth mentioning that the real-life Dusty did feel immense guilt over what happened. Combining all these factors, it’s likely that Dusty’s sorry and remorse were amplified in Hulu’s Under the Bridge in order to create conflict between Dusty, Jo, and Kelly. It also provided a reason for Kelly to try and kill Dusty, a further indicator of her mental state and violent tendencies.

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