Filmmakers Claim Jeffrey Mundt Should Be in Jail for Murder in Glitterball City

e puppet master, influencing Banis’ words and actions throughout the recording. Both filmmakers and authorities believe Banis was likely coerced, manipulated, or in some other way influenced by Mundt to take the blame.

While Banis is serving a 25-year sentence, Mundt walks free, although in the same interview Mundt points to himself as a murderer. A lawyer for Kentucky’s Department of Public Advocacy called HBO after seeing the film, looking to find out more about the situation.

“What I do know is that the drug problem in the LGBT community is global, mundane, and it’s nothing new,” Kentucky’s Department of Public Advocacy deputy secretary H. Timothy Weinberg told The Hollywood Reporter regarding the root cause of the madness. “Some people are mentally vulnerable and meth messes with their head. People think they are powerful, but in reality they are being manipulated. We counsel dragged folks every day.”

Look for more on this case beyond Murder in Glitterball City as it continues to evolve and unravel.