Monster in the Shadows

The story behind this documentary is really beyond disturbing and horrible.

I would have preferred to see more warnings before watching it.

(I watched it on Cmore where they didn't have that much info about the story or warnings which I think they should have had.)

Keep this in mind before watching!

The media does not fare much better. Especially this talking head they chose to include? I hope they chose to interview him as an example of what NOT to do. Total scumbag. However, no one is as bad as the detective. How did this green, inept, and barely-out-of-training-wheels "cop" get a case of such magnitude? All you need to do is listen to this loser talk for two minutes and you know he's not qualified to manage a Burger King, let alone lead a missing persons investigation. The investigators, media, and social media trolls should feel NOTHING but deep shame and feelings of inadequacy, because they are trash.

Poorly produced documentary which deserved far better.

Disjointed, it feels like its just one big trailer - constantly jumping between scenes, interviews etc.

And the same music loop all the way through.

How is it possible for the final broadcast cut of this documentary to have so many grammatical errors?!?!

I feel like the victims in this documentary deserve a better storyteller. It feels very disjointed...

And the reporter they interviewed should be ashamed of the way he's so entertained by the details of this very serious, sad tragedy. He should really show more respect for the victims and their families.

As I watched the account unfold over the course of this three-part documentary I was as shocked and astonished as I was disturbed to see and hear the details surrounding Brittany's disappearance.

The manipulation of evidence and testimony further complicates the underlying sinister set of occurrences, and this documentary lays bare some very serious questions.

My heart goes out to the mother, and the friends and family affected by this heartbreaking tragedy.