Podcast level narrators/ story telling
Even though the stories are mostly brutal but the way it unfolds diminished the violence. What's left is more of story telling and some emotional release.
If you are a detail seeker, this series won't satisfy you. But it works as a good foundation if you want to dig into the case.
The last episode "happy face killer" really bugs me. The DAs did not do their jobs well and were misled by a grandmother but later furious about her because (the DAs believed) the other death could have been stopped.
I mean, what the hell? This DA did not do his job well and still do not face the responsibility his owned.
The later-confessed killer did not appear in the first case. With or without being misled, the DA had zero chance finding the true killer.
The DA's job is to find the truth, no matter how deeply it is hidden. Clearly he thinks he did wonderfully but in fact he did not.
Wonder if he also put other innocent people behind the bar.
Even though the stories are mostly brutal but the way it unfolds diminished the violence. What's left is more of story telling and some emotional release.
If you are a detail seeker, this series won't satisfy you. But it works as a good foundation if you want to dig into the case.
The last episode "happy face killer" really bugs me. The DAs did not do their jobs well and were misled by a grandmother but later furious about her because (the DAs believed) the other death could have been stopped.
I mean, what the hell? This DA did not do his job well and still do not face the responsibility his owned.
The later-confessed killer did not appear in the first case. With or without being misled, the DA had zero chance finding the true killer.
The DA's job is to find the truth, no matter how deeply it is hidden. Clearly he thinks he did wonderfully but in fact he did not.
Wonder if he also put other innocent people behind the bar.