I went into this not knowing anything about the story (believe it or not), so found it even more intriguing, as the story went on. It was very well told, not too long and not too short.
The interviews with the family were clear and concise and the way they were put together really kept you hooked in to the timeline.
There are no spoilers and the outcome is only made clear right at the end of the documentary.
A fascinating story, however over the years I've read about some really awful and intriguing cases come out of Utah. What is it about Utah, that seems to attract these types of cases?
I can see the director has released a highly rated film as well, which adds to the quality of this documentary.
Definitely worth a watch.
The interviews with the family were clear and concise and the way they were put together really kept you hooked in to the timeline.
There are no spoilers and the outcome is only made clear right at the end of the documentary.
A fascinating story, however over the years I've read about some really awful and intriguing cases come out of Utah. What is it about Utah, that seems to attract these types of cases?
I can see the director has released a highly rated film as well, which adds to the quality of this documentary.
Definitely worth a watch.
