ClassicMovieFriend

Silly girl who wrote that dumb review. Just watch something else. No one's going to read your novel. No duh people shouldn't fall for scams, but they do. So what? That's the whole point of the show: to be a voyeur. I mean why watch if you're just going to think how better you are. By the way, you're going to be old too. You obviously don't know a thing about a thing. Ugh. Anyway, the show is well put together and it's an inside look on people being scammed.

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.

This show makes me wary to spend time on a streaming tv show ever again. I feel I was manipulated into watching and kept on the hook with "mysteries" and there was only confusion in the end. It is an entertaining show but it's no different than a soap opera, except it takes up more of your life instead of simply being a fun part of your day. Anyway, I was convinced to watch this through a recommendation, even knowing those never turn out well. My recommendation is to watch Adam Scott in Parks & Recreation. He's a delightful actor and it's a much more pleasant show. This show was negative and didn't earn that emotional state with any meaning at all. That's my humble opinion.