Good True Crime doc from Netflix, which unfortunately is far too rare and long in between something interesting and well produced.
Some creators would milk this story, and make it a drawn-out mess over 5 episodes, but this had a good, fast pace.
The information and how the story is built, keeps the viewer glued, and entertained, without too many repititions.
Next to nothing of mundane or irrevelant information also, or revelations that serves nothing of interest to the doc or story. Bravo!
However, my intentions were not to write a review, but an appeeciaton post. I just wanted to voice my greatfulness towards people like Carl Koppelman,
whom I learned of watching this doc.
I really have the deepest respect for people dedicating their time, competency, emotions, grit and thoroughness towards helping others.
In his case also entirely non-profit, (even though he should allow donations, cause he really deserves so much for how many he have helped) which makes him so honorable in my book.
His only goal is to help, and solve, as many cases as he possibly can. Makes me really inspired, I am so happy coexisting with people this kind and dedicated to helping others.
Deserves a medal.