Dead North

This is a very intriguing True Crime Mini-Series. It builds the story in episode one with passable reenactments, actual footage/interviews and set in a beautiful yet rural area of the United States. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan has a lot of open land which makes for a scary setting.

Learning of what Kelly Cochran did and how she tried to get away with it, is quite disturbing. Her husband is no prize, but fell victim to Kelly and her road of madness. His hands are far from clean, but when it comes down to it Kelly Cochran is the real face of Evil in that couple. The only thing more scary than her actions is what is still unknown about her past. Has she killed before? How many victims are there? This show has an eerie ending and leaves you with those unanswered questions.

What happened to former Police Chief Laura Frizzo is very sad. She did not deserve anything less than high regards. She did everything in her ability to solve this case and should be championed.

I was expecting a missing persons case. The details were far more gory than I expected. It was a good documentary, well filmed. They did a great job explaining the detailed story and how they figured things out. I was NOT expecting that level of detail which was really shocking. And I wish they'd have spent a bit more time on the backstory at the end. A bit more "what makes someone a killer"? They could've actually made this another hour or so longer.

Definitely worth a watch but just know there's some pretty graphic bumps ahead. Definitely not your usual who-done it.

Would recommend for sure.

I am from the UP and this town is only a few hours away and this was perfectly done, I realize some reviews have said it sucked and the production wasn't the best but I think it captured it fabulously. Well done!

I'm not the best at reviewing films/tv shows, but felt compelled to leave one for this show. Especially after after having read a couple of bad ones for technical reasons.

I've watched and read about a lot of true crime/murdr/s.kllers since early teenage years and for reasons I'm unable to put my finger on in detail I found this incredibly intriguing. This real-life story is pretty twisted.

I walk away from so many 1 hour true crime documentaries wanting more details on things touched on but left out. Questioning why something went one direction instead of another. Wishing most had been longer. That this was a SeRieS was perfect!!

Given the reason for each of her butterflies, I 100% agree with another review which stated that either more detail should have been given about or an entirely new show could have been (could still be) built on her life prior to this incident in the U. P..

A brief portion of video 'testimony' (interview for documentary) of the neighbor guy from across the street got to me - for a few days. Couldn't get it out of my head. Hasn't happened to me for a long time.

It's almost hard to imagine that this is a true story. This documentary is put together so well. And kudos to Chief Frizzo for her persistence. Anyone who watches this will say wow.