I had a difficult time with this series for a few reasons. This is a very interesting and sad, sad story but.... The series is four episodes which could tell the story much better in two episodes. And, about 95% of the people in the documentary, including Kristin Chenoweth, shouldn't even be there at all. The basic story about the murder of the three girls is horrible and sad. There were lots of issues with the investigation and the prosecution, along with many questions about the suspect's guilt or innocence, which does make this series interesting. The main problem is too much filler and too many people going blah, blah, blah. This could have been so much better, but at least it gets solved in the end(probably).
