It's an interesting story with enough twists and turns to be entertaining. I would recommend it for true crime lovers. However, Netflix could have covered this tragedy in 2 episodes (when will they learn). The show is simply too long for the story it's trying to tell. They reuse many scenes throughout the documentary and the interviews cover more or less the same subjects. I do think that it's a positive thing that this documentary actually has a kind of ending, in contrast to many other true crime docs where there is no closure at all after hours of watching.
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