The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers

Absolute waste of time and life with bogus discoveries which lead's nowhere, Kardashians like b. s

The boyfriend killed her and his ex-cop brother (fired from the police force for his conduct regarding the case) helped him cover it up. It's tragic that there's not enough proof to indict, arrest, convict, and lock him up. The family's pain is heartbreaking and I hope their questions are answered and that they can bring Crystal home for burial.

There is absolutely no information in this series that was not already available. The footage of the investigators joining the search party felt very unprofessional. And the subsequent digging rather than waiting for the police report made me wonder why they would be willing to disturb potential evidence. Just not good crime reporting.

Enjoyed the series exposing small town crime, and how a community has been terrorized in the process. It's strange reading many of the reviews in that some of the reviewers think they're supposed to have an immediate answer within the series. Series are often done to bring light to a situation. Not everything on television is produced to answer all of the questions. Sometimes the series is produced to ask more questions, and that's what this one did. Also, not everyone has the time to keep up on all crime going on across the country. Most of us viewing will have no idea if there was 'new information', or not. We're not all sitting around watching shows like the Nancy Grace every night.

In spite of a very interesting story, this is just another one of those crime investigation teasers. As usual there's the reporter (with really white teeth), the ex detective (with really splashy ties) and the poor family, their interview snippets repeated over and over and over and . . .

The problem is first, nothing happens, of course. If they had actually found anything out, it would be on the news. It's like a bigfoot series, of course they didn't find bigfoot, you think wouldn't have leaked out before the show aired? Come on.

Still, one could live with that if the show was properly constructed, but it's not. They waste huge amounts of time with stock footage and bits of interviews hashed over endlessly. This could have been done in two hours, easy. The other four are pure filler. And of course, there's the usual red herrings that go nowhere - is that blood in her trunk? No. Have they found her remains? No. You know the drill, those are not spoilers!

That's too bad, a more talented crew might have done this story more justice. I feel bad for the family being used as infotainment.