Grégory

This docu-series had the potential to get 10/10 had it been 3 episodes in total. The crime itself and the mystery surrounding it are enough to fascinate the viewer, and the first couple episodes are really powerful.

It presents the immense media sensationalism of the time, the lack of means for detective work needed to be done by the police, the incompetence of the judge, the emotional pain of the family. If only they had DNA testing back and/or cameras back then... Haunting and disturbing stuff.

Sadly, they shot themselves in the foot by dragging this to a total of 5 episodes, making the film boring and repetitive at some points, especially in episode 4.

Still, a very well made documentary about the horrible murder of a child and the turmoil it caused throughout the country of France.

Jean Kerr only cares about pictures and journalism and laughs on a sad and painful occasion, how ridiculous and provocative, but the documentary is very excellent

For me it's obvious that the ginger girl knows it all.

Seeing the media creating a murderer while destroying families is the most questionable insanity of human.. And the information filling the air with destructive motive Is horrifying truth.

Home with a cold so I binge watched this in the morning and it is a truly harrowing and shocking documentary. It explores not just grief, a judiciary gone astray but the ability of the public to act as like a mob with pitchfork in in one hand and burning torch in another. A study of humanity I suppose.