The Women and the Murderer

An interesting documentary that lacked focus. The interviews were relevant and the topic interesting, it just tried to cover too much in a short time. The investigation, the courtroom, the families, the database, it was all rushed through.

Interesting interviews but the documentary itself is very shoddy. The editing is so terrible it's nearly unwatchable.

It's an amazing documentary which has everything to hold your attention.

Only one thing .....the narrative are stretched too far and could have been received better of the running time / length was shorter.

I originally watched this back when I had Covid, and I blamed the virus for my struggles to follow this, so I decided to watch it again, and whilst it is a fascinating story, it is really hard to follow. It feels really disjointed, and somehow it feels a little incomplete.

The interviews are moving, and very revealing, you learn so much from the relatives.

This may have worked better if it had been done in installments, giving focus to the crime, the attacker, the database issues etc.

A good watch, but bard to follow, 6/10.

I agree with the other reviewer, could have gone into much more detail, i'd have watched all episodes glued to the screen - I didn't know about this case/these cases which shocked me as I really suck in everything 'forensic psychology'/ crime etc... Nevertheless, it is an extraordinary documentary with original footage and various povs.

Especially the ending rendered the whole thing outstanding in my eyes.

I totally recommend it.