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This is a truly remarkable story, if you are interested in Mental Disorders of Criminals then this is the story you want to watch. Sadly this telling of the story is shocking, each episode feels like it's been on for hours and you're only half way through the episode, if it had been filmed differently you actually wouldn't mind this as you'd be enthralled by the story but oh my this is boring, why so many interviews with people who didn't add anything to the story? Why do the interviews to camera in strange locations to add drama ?

Clearly there was enough film of Billy under questioning by Police or Doctors to create a more interesting documentary.

I saw this in the 80s my folks had recorded it on vcr, I put it on after being out for a few drinks and I swear to this day, I felt for Matt as though I knew him in me,to this day I remember watching and listening and thinking it's not just me, other people think like I do, I love my long hair still at 53 and I still feel like an outsider watching the normies on their hamster wheel. David Burton Morris hit the nail on the head here, I suppose we have to mention the greatest movie soundtrack ever made, unbelievable use of classic tracks, sadly the also the reason the film can't be released due to rights, what right do they have to keep this from the masses.

Happy trails jolly Jeff c

Thank you DBM.