If you are looking for gory details as to what he did with each of his victims you will not find it here. What you will find is an investigation as to what was going on at the time. There are interviews with some family members of the victims. They told a story of how many of the families thought the police did a terrible job looking for the young men that had disappeared. I can't imagine how 33 young men could go missing from the same city, and the only people to ever notice were the families. Many of the victims even worked for Gacy, yet the police did nothing. The last episode was truly heartbreaking because one of the mothers had her dna compared to the bones the police gave her, saying they were the bones of her son. When the results came back, it showed that there was no relation between the bones and the mother. The police would not accept this and have kept saying that those are his bones. Gacy was interviewed as well but all he did was deny that he had killed any of the young men and adolescents found under and around his house. I do wish we had heard more of the tapes that Craig Bowley had received from Gacy but for whatever reason, they only played a bit of one where Gacy confessed to killing Robert Piest. There was so much more to this series than what I have stated here. If you are not familiar with Gacy and his crimes, I do recommend this series. It wasn't perfect but over-all it was very well done.
Review of John Wayne Gacy: Devil in Disguise
