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| Joshua Zeman | ... | Self | |
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Barbara Brancaccio | ... | Self |
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Bill Ellis | ... | Self - Professor of Folklore, Penn State (as Dr. Bill Ellis) |
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Dorothy D'Eletto | ... | Self - Archivist & Researcher |
| Geraldo Rivera | ... | Self - Reporter (archive footage) | |
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Karen Schweiger | ... | Self - Jennifer Schweiger's Mother |
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David Navarro | ... | Self - Former Newscaster |
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Donna Cutugno | ... | Self - Founder, Friends of Jennifer |
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Ralph Aquino | ... | Self - Retired Detective, NYPD |
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Bobby Jensen | ... | Self - Retired Detective, NYPD |
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Ernie Anastos | ... | Self - Reporter (archive footage) |
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Andre Rand | ... | Self - Suspect |
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Jim Callaghan | ... | Self - Former Editor, Staten Island Eagle |
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Jim Dolan | ... | Self - Reporter (archive footage) |
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Theresa Doyle | ... | Self - Searcher for Jennifer |
Realizing the urban legend of their youth has actually come true; two filmmakers delve into the mystery surrounding five missing children and the real-life boogeyman linked to their disappearances.
Children's goes missing, police catch a guy, who obviously have mental issues and looks bit "funny", get him to jail for kidnapping with very little evidence, for the next 20 years.
Add a lot of white trash religious bigotry, some religious nutcase who wont to talk in front of the camera because she believes that satanists could harm her, some retired policemen and DA who have absolutely no problem charging people with no proof whatsoever and the list goes on.
I don't know, and nobody knows if the suspect was guilty or not, but what about the presumption of innocence if there is not enough proof ?? This documentary reminds me of another one called "Murder on a Sunday Morning", an excellent doc about some black guy who was unlucky enough to be at the wrong place at the wrong time