I honestly don't remember too much about this series, but it was definitely not one of my favorite true crime stories. All the potential to make a really riveting, breakneck-paced documentary was there, but I just wasn't glued to the screen like I wanted to be.
As always, the content is still pretty shocking, and all that goes on behind-the-scenes is interesting to hear, but I was getting a bit sick of the one dad's interview clips. (Bless his heart though, he's doing great work.) I felt like no aspect of the story was covered to completion, so by the time focus jumps to something else, I felt lost and like I had missed something major.
Anyway, can't recommend this one for more than killing time.
As always, the content is still pretty shocking, and all that goes on behind-the-scenes is interesting to hear, but I was getting a bit sick of the one dad's interview clips. (Bless his heart though, he's doing great work.) I felt like no aspect of the story was covered to completion, so by the time focus jumps to something else, I felt lost and like I had missed something major.
Anyway, can't recommend this one for more than killing time.