article_snippet: The BBC documentary featured an interview with one of the men convicted in an infamous 2012 gang rape case in New Delhi that sparked massive outrage and protests in India.
article_snippet: Mukesh Singh appeared to show no remorse and blamed the rape victim for being out at night, according to The BBC documentary.
article_snippet: But Udwin, who spent 16 hours interviewing Singh in prison over the course of three days, said the experience was chilling.
article_snippet: Singh told me everything that happened that night, Singh told me everything about Singh attitudes towards society, women, hanging, all sorts...
article_snippet: Udwin said Udwin had done everything Udwin could to elicit a human response from Singh.
article_snippet: Udwin even had a list of the girl's horrific rape-inflicted injuries, from which Udwin died, read to Singh in Hindi while Udwin recorded Singh face.
article_snippet: There were a few twitches but there was no remorse
article_snippet: , there was no emotion, I don't think Singh is capable of emotion," Udwin said.
article_snippet: Singh, who was driving the bus on which the girl was attacked while traveling home from the movies with a male friend, is now on death row and has filed an appeal.
article_snippet: But Singh Singh says about how Singh, and the other men convicted over the rape, have been treated is to ask why such a fuss is being made about the other men convicted over the rape when "everybody's doing such a fuss," Udwin said.