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I felt like this documentary focused more on the private lives of the investigators than the killer and the crimes. Too many useless information such as the conversations that Gill had with his wife and what they had for breakfast, no offense but I really don't care. I felt that they could reveal more information about the killer's family, his childhood, whether he had friends, what he said during interrogations, his life behind bars etc. In the documentary they didn't even mention that he got married in jail. For example Ted Bundy's documentary was way better and portrayed the serial killer entirely.

I'm sorry but the whole show focuses on these people's problems, to be honest at start I didn't think that that would actually be the plot. Their problems are a bit cliche, we've already seen people in shows deal with those kind of problems hundred of times.

I didn't even bother to finish the show, I just read some explanations and I am glad i didn't watch it because I would have been totally disappointed lol.

I was only interested in Ben and Jessica's story because that was something different and adapted to the modern world.