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This experiment starts off great! Acting, writing, all on point. But then after the first act, it is nothing but a waste of time. Idk who produced this and thought it be a good idea to go with this three act format without an ending concept that makes you want to kick in your television screen when the end credits suddenly pop up.

Should've stuck with my original plan and watched a few episodes of Scooby Doo from the 70s on Tubi.

Worst true crime doc or whatever you want to call this I've ever seen. My heart goes out to all the families, but I can't comprehend how this even made it to HBO. Let's focus on everyone's emotions and nothing about the actual case. I guess they let anyone make a documentary these days and it seems that you don't need to put in much effort. Four episodes that could've been summed up in one.

Who directed this garbage?? The Son of Sam Decent Into Darkness, just to name one, does the job well of telling the story. I got through the first episode of this one, barely, and shut it off. Not sure what the directors were thinking here, other than, let's put out the same info, change things up a bit and present it to Netflix. What a joke. I don't understand how crap like this even gets picked up. There are so many cases out there left untold, but let's continue to beat the dead horse. I guess it's easier, not much thinking or effort needed. And after reading another viewers comment about the directors trying to pin another case on Berkowitz, left out more than half of the story, is not a surprise. No effort went into this whatever u want to call it, why bother presenting all the evidence, right. Bait and switch at its finest.