Capturing Their Killer: The Girls on the High Bridge

This documentary shines light on the "can't back down now we'll look bad" way of working that sadly a lot of small town detectives have. Another prime example would be "making a murderer".

When people want answers and the police have nothing, they go for anyone...at all costs. Even someone looking to help.

I don't understand how or why anyone would agree to a chat or should I say "interrogation" at a police station when they're just looking for a scape goat.

People need to know their rights and get a lawyer before anything is discussed.

Because no one is safe when the justice system is so clearly compromised.

This documentary is so slanted towards debunked (in court) conspiracy theories and misses the facts and evidence that led to a guilty verdict. If all you did was watch this doc then you do not have the true story. It is a shame. Abby and Libby, the brutally murdered victims, deserve the truth of their story to be told.

For people that follow the case for some time there isn't anything particularly new discussed here, I would expect a few years to pass before we are told the inner workings of the whole case.

As it is this is a slightly too long but engaging look back at the whole case as it's currently publicly known, as for the suspects guilt or innocence, that's up to the viewer but it certainly raises eyebrows when you look at how little they had to secure a conviction.

Will be interesting to see where the case goes from here but for now this is as good a look back at it as any other.

It was fascinating to finally see the terrifying video filmed by Libby, but it was an insult to have a YouTuber justifying his "investigation" right next to it. (As if money had nothing to do with it) The real killer was found in spite of the true crime community, not because of it or with help from it. Why have them in this? They don't know anything real. There was a kind of condemnation of the police for holding back facts, but so what? Why does the public have to know details? The video with his voice should have been enough. Nothing else would help identify him; it would just be sensationalist entertainment. Anyway, I hope to forget this tragic case but their poor families never will.

Instead on focusing on the actual crime and the evidence they decided to go full throttle with the defence theory. A theory that was so flimsy it wasn't allowed at trial.

Really disappointing overall. The girls and their families deserve better. They got a little focus in episode one and then the remaining two episodes went for the shock factor, instead of the facts.