The show presents decent recreations of true crime and includes interviews with friends and/or family of the victims, or when possible, the victims themselves. It mostly involves people making stupid decisions that often have grave consequences. A lot of episodes also feature people with mental illnesses whose aberrant behavior is ignored, or worse, accepted, by friends and family.
There's a good amount of repeated subject matter. It seems that every third episode has someone getting into a windowless van owned by a middle-aged man posing as a 14-year old in a chat room.
Worst of all, in season 6, the show introduced a new narrator, Russell Bentley. His lisp makes me feel like I'm watching Looney Tunes being narrated by Sylvester J. Pussycat Sr. A narrator's job is to read a script and speak into a microphone. Surely they could have hired someone who can talk normally.
