The Lake Erie Murders

Ghostly, mysterious and most of all relatable. I would definitely recommend watching this.

I'm not sure what this program and/or police facts they are not revealing but I am perplexed by their investigation. A stranger called Amy's home asking her to meet at mall to buy her mother a gift because she just got a promotion and want to surprise her. 1st question: Police can get phone records so where did this person call from? He also called other kids. Where did the calls come from. Also, not only did they know the kids but knew information about the family. Personal information. Obviously it is someone that can find their info. Also, this show accused people that kids have been around either at school or after school activities yet the kids who saw the man that took Amy was not someone they had seen. After finding Amy's body was there any DNA taken? I am assuming they still have her clothes. If not, why? I want to know if the DNA from Amy has been processed? I am either not educated about Amy or have no faith in her investigation.

So many of these rehashed crime docu-series are done these days it's hard to find ones that are actually good. This review is short and sweet. If your a fan of these , watch it. It definitely held my Interest, and was definitely sad and unbelievable as usual.

I had no idea there were so many murders in this region... Well done, well directed and acted... For this type of show, at least it's not corny... And really nice camera work... It feels like a high quality production... If you're a fan of these shows, it's definitely worth watching... I would just love to see more footage of the crime, more twisted reality. Other than that I enjoyed it.

This series is okay, thought I'm not a fan of the narrator who always seem to be on the brink of excessively dramatic tones.

But what really jarred for me was that the investigators said things like "then he had sex with her" when the female in question has been kidnapped! That's not sex, that's rape. How could the investigators get this so wrong? Why didn't the interviewers or editors correct it? Words matter.

Aside from that, it's a decent enough series that doesn't quite delve into the errors made which could have resulted in an earlier arrest, and fewer tragedies.

Most of the episodes relate to very old incidents. Hopefully this region isn't quite as dangerous as it used to be.