The answer to one of the central, most interesting, mysteries this documentary sets up in the first half hour is who is the Jane Doe? Yes, the killer is asked while in jail (he wouldn't say) but that was years before he decided to talk. Wasn't he asked again when he came clean? The documentary doesn't tell us! I kept waiting for someone to ask him again. If anyone did we weren't told abouut it and if so what he replied, if anything.
Another interesting story that is glossed over is the relationship the daughter initiates with her mother's killer. That story alone is worthy of its own documenatary, if not a feature film.
Another interesting story that is glossed over is the relationship the daughter initiates with her mother's killer. That story alone is worthy of its own documenatary, if not a feature film.