This is an interesting look into someone who wanted to disappear and the lengths they went to in order to stay anonymous. What ruins the documentary is the drama between the internet sleuths. Namely Christine. An unlikable person who claims she wants to help and only she knows how to do it. What we see is a sad person who uses this real life scenario to be the center of attention and tell people what to do.
She actually thinks she solved the case. The crowd sourced DNA testing solved the case. She merely dipped her pole back in the water when it was properly chummed. At that point the identification was inevitable. Her Facebook group just happened to get the message.
This documentary does show the damage the amateurs can do to real families. It's gross. Christine's personality is gross. Because of that I wouldn't watch this again.
She actually thinks she solved the case. The crowd sourced DNA testing solved the case. She merely dipped her pole back in the water when it was properly chummed. At that point the identification was inevitable. Her Facebook group just happened to get the message.
This documentary does show the damage the amateurs can do to real families. It's gross. Christine's personality is gross. Because of that I wouldn't watch this again.