I saw some of the reviews on this page before watching the series and came back because I totally disagree. Folks are saying that the film is self-serving toward Jillian Lauren who is self-centered. I watched it and empathized with her and the responsibility of the role she'd taken on. She approached the killer so she could write a book and he opened up to her and gave her information that could answer questions for a lot of families of unidentified victims - how could she walk away from the responsibility that access gave her? The series circles back to the emotional toll it had on her - being the confidant of a serial killer who called her baby, said he loved her and wanted to kill her. That's some soul crushing stuff and it deserves to be the series.
Review of Confronting A Serial Killer
