Ultimately, this documentary is a waste of time. Why? Because Detective Pam Childs, as well as many others, know good and well Tracey Bradley, the mother of Tionda and Diamond Bradley, was involved in their disappearance. Yet, throughout the film, most of the time she is portrayed as a poor grieving mother who is devasted by the matter.
Garbage! That's probably where the girls' bodies ended up, too. Their mother and her boyfriend George Washington plotted to get rid of them, using a planned "camping trip" as the reason they were taken back to their home, instead of being left with their two older sisters at their grandmother's house. It was too expensive to take all four girls on the camping trip, they claimed!
Their mother obviously has an obsessive, emotionally abusive relationship with her longtime boyfriend, and would do anything for him. The youngest missing child, Diamond, was his child and he did not want to pay child support. (Outrageously, she had named the baby after his wife at the time, and thought that was so clever to do so!) Maybe he promised to impregnant her again if she got rid of two of her girls. She did end up later having his son, too, and lost custody of him to his father!
Kudos to the two surviving sisters and their great aunt who obviously weren't going to support anyone's lies. Yet even though it's obvious two individuals, without a doubt, are responsible for the disappearance of Tionda and Diamond, no one has been arrested and charged. At least the Chicago police should have thrown Tracey Bradley in jail for leaving the two little girls home alone. Or did they never get back home and were disposed of right after leaving their grandmother's house?
Sorry, Pam Childs. There is no question you are dedicated to solving the case, but it all actually seems like a drama that is being stretched out as long as possible. Why in the world would you all go to Texas to see a woman who claimed she was Diamond Bradley, before getting the DNA results back? You even took Tracey Bradley who claimed she would know right away if this woman was her child. What drama! It's obvious who is responsible for the girls' disappearance and that they are dead.
Garbage! That's probably where the girls' bodies ended up, too. Their mother and her boyfriend George Washington plotted to get rid of them, using a planned "camping trip" as the reason they were taken back to their home, instead of being left with their two older sisters at their grandmother's house. It was too expensive to take all four girls on the camping trip, they claimed!
Their mother obviously has an obsessive, emotionally abusive relationship with her longtime boyfriend, and would do anything for him. The youngest missing child, Diamond, was his child and he did not want to pay child support. (Outrageously, she had named the baby after his wife at the time, and thought that was so clever to do so!) Maybe he promised to impregnant her again if she got rid of two of her girls. She did end up later having his son, too, and lost custody of him to his father!
Kudos to the two surviving sisters and their great aunt who obviously weren't going to support anyone's lies. Yet even though it's obvious two individuals, without a doubt, are responsible for the disappearance of Tionda and Diamond, no one has been arrested and charged. At least the Chicago police should have thrown Tracey Bradley in jail for leaving the two little girls home alone. Or did they never get back home and were disposed of right after leaving their grandmother's house?
Sorry, Pam Childs. There is no question you are dedicated to solving the case, but it all actually seems like a drama that is being stretched out as long as possible. Why in the world would you all go to Texas to see a woman who claimed she was Diamond Bradley, before getting the DNA results back? You even took Tracey Bradley who claimed she would know right away if this woman was her child. What drama! It's obvious who is responsible for the girls' disappearance and that they are dead.