#Cybersleuths: The Idaho Murders

I can't add any other information than what the other poor reviews have stated.

There are legitimate cyber sleuths out there. They do it on their own time and they don't make money on it. They truly want to help without impeding on the experts of the case. They are respectful of the process.

The "cyber sleuths" in this film are in it for the money. They're irresponsible because that will get them the views, make them money, and fill an insecure void in themselves. Please, if you watch this... learn that these are not the ones out there to "watch" but rather find yourself legitimate cyber sleuths group or forum.

Made it 20 minutes in to the first episode and it's god awful. It's mainly the "sleuths" big noting themselves. Terrible. Who thought this was a good idea. A bunch of narcissistic content creators. If this is the future of true crime shows, the genre is dead. It's that bad that I'm writing my first review so other people don't have to put themselves through the torture of watching this drivel. And now I have to keep waffling on to make up the six hundred character limit. Why does it have to be six hundred? It's ridiculous. I swear I've seen shorter reviews on this site before. Like, seriously, it's too much.

Whoever thought this would be entertaining I hope for our sake never produces anything ever again. I was about twenty minutes in before I stopped watching it. That was all I could take. Like water dropping on your forehead. I hate documentaries like this. All it does is bring out the nut jobs that actually have no idea what their doing. These people were interfering with an ongoing investigation. These amateur detectives are not restricted to follow police procedures. That they released this before trial is over is wrong on many levels. And they're not even entertaining. At all. The foul mouthed young lady is particularly annoying. TikTok sleuths do more harm than good. What the hell Paramount?

I found myself becoming increasingly irritated while watching this documentary. Statements from these "cyber sleuth" influencers are so ridiculous. "We dig deeper... social media is really taking over the game." All of these people insinuating that they can do it better than police, they are smarter than everyone.

"We have this ingrained idea that you need a diploma or a degree in order to do something. But we're living in a new generation where there's other loopholes to get where you wanna be."

How terrifying is that statement? After listening to these people, it is very obvious they have little post secondary education, if any. The arrogance and attitude that they can do this better than trained professionals is infuriating. Also, the deterioration of the English language and general intelligence of people is evident in the film.

If you have any modicum of intelligence, skip this one. And if you had to look up any of the words in my review, go ahead and watch it.

This is clearly about the social media cybersleuths and how they are not professional detectives. They speculate and run with questionable information. They dive into theories based on random info with relatively thin corroboration of evidence or leads. Then they pivot when more facts come to light. Basically how can they stay relavant and extend the story in the space they exist. I found it funny how the people would be introduced by showing how many followers the online individuals had compared to the actual policeman that had a couple hundred FBook friends. It just seemed to underline where people's intents may lie.