I agree with the previous comment that it feels like a soap opera. This is supposed to be a docuseries, but with Lucci's narration and cheesy lines and all of the over-the-top acting, it feels more like a bad daytime TV show.
'Well that's one way for a teacher to get his hands on a student body'. Seriously? Whoever thought of adding lines like that to a true crime series needs to steer clear of the genre.
I don't normally dislike any true crime shows enough to stop watching, but I barely got through this. If it wasn't for the interviews with the investigators and families and friends of the victims, I probably would have bailed.
'Well that's one way for a teacher to get his hands on a student body'. Seriously? Whoever thought of adding lines like that to a true crime series needs to steer clear of the genre.
I don't normally dislike any true crime shows enough to stop watching, but I barely got through this. If it wasn't for the interviews with the investigators and families and friends of the victims, I probably would have bailed.