centipede-25367 This documentary's topic is the size of that small piece of meat with a liberal dose of meat extender. It's padded but there's no real meat in it. The same points are repeated frequently thst this show could have been just an hour and a half long to get to the end. Neil, the grandson of the convicted killer, seems like a pawn to add to the unlimited supply of Sam's waterworks. Both the mother and son seem to get more and more emotional as each episode progresses. And the use of the word "progress" is loosely used.

Majikat An in depth investigation of a missing persons case from 30 years ago, following all old and new leads this reporter isn't afraid to ask the questions and look deep into the mystery to bring forth the truth for a lost daughter and grandson. Look forward to the next series!

allanmayes-20591 I felt sure this was a spoof / parody / comedy mockumentary. Are you telling me this is a real crime and a serious piece of investigative.journalism ?.They're taking the piss, surely.

TheDurangoKid Spoiler alert: you won't learn much and nothing interesting happens.Another example of those infuriating "documentaries" which have little or nothing to say and take forever to expound their "information".The story of a dimwitted murderer and fraudster, his dimwitted mistress and accomplice, the dimwitted police who investigated and a dimwitted man who takes it upon himself to re-investigate but finds nothing useful.Never mind. He still can make some money from a deadly slow, repetitive four part series.