Another suspect for for the Denice's murder, Glen Gore is arrested.
Considering how Ada is such a small town, I am struggling to understand how the investigations into both crimes just seem to incompetent, the deaths of the two women were horrific, and you can see what it's done to their families, but several men were arrested, and their lives were also destroyed. We have Glen, and now Billy.
Looking at Ron, he looks horrific, a few years in prison did literally ruin the man's life, he's 49, he looks 69. Dennis Fritz was fortunately able to make some of life for himself, until his accident.
There seems to be so much incompetence here, did they just arrest someone for the sake of it? That's how the documentary is leading you.
There is so much to take in, just when you think the series has delivered the outcome, they throw in a curve ball, with more suspects. Ada, in the early 1980's has stopped feeling like the safe, small, tight knit community we were told it was.
The format is proving to be a little frustrating. 7/10.
Considering how Ada is such a small town, I am struggling to understand how the investigations into both crimes just seem to incompetent, the deaths of the two women were horrific, and you can see what it's done to their families, but several men were arrested, and their lives were also destroyed. We have Glen, and now Billy.
Looking at Ron, he looks horrific, a few years in prison did literally ruin the man's life, he's 49, he looks 69. Dennis Fritz was fortunately able to make some of life for himself, until his accident.
There seems to be so much incompetence here, did they just arrest someone for the sake of it? That's how the documentary is leading you.
There is so much to take in, just when you think the series has delivered the outcome, they throw in a curve ball, with more suspects. Ada, in the early 1980's has stopped feeling like the safe, small, tight knit community we were told it was.
The format is proving to be a little frustrating. 7/10.
