Killer Women with Piers Morgan

I love the stories about the women and their cases... Oh.. but.. when I got to the story of Ashley Humphries... I was too outdone! He was not in the least listening to this woman. In my mind, he was doing the same thing to her that her husband had done. He was putting words in her mouth... In most of the interviews it seemed that he was trying to "break" the women... He wanted a further confession or a crying scence so he can say... Look what I did... He could have simple narrated the women telling the stories and left hisself O-U-T!!

Fascinating yet frustrating at times. I highly recommend this program to anyone who usually finds true crime shows poorly written and somewhat prurient. Morgan lets the women mostly speak for themselves and provides the basic facts of the crime. No psychological analysis of the women or their crimes. Every woman has been the subject of a book by true crime author M. William Phelps. I don't know how or why Mr Morgan should require some sort special backround to present this program. A lot of people seem to have strong negative feelings about him but you should set those aside and listen to these women speak about their crimes. What frustrating is what is not said. WHY did these women do what they did? I found myself having sympathy for only one woman featured. All of them belong exactly where they are.

I wanted to hate this because of my opinion of Piers but I really enjoyed the 5 episodes I saw. It's a different style to the true crime shows I usually watch and most of the cases were new to me. I imagine that if I got to watch the whole 2 seasons I might get irritated with Piers.

Terrible interviewee. Terrible. Interviewee. Rude, unobjective, ignorant. All were good stories, except Piers Morgan was a terrible interviewee.

I do rate Piers Morgan as an interviewer, he seems to hit the right note at the right time more often than not, however in this documentary series I did feel he was detached and more interested in self promotion. In the end I was left disappointed as I was hoping one of the women would take a pop at him. It's watchable.