The DNA of Murder with Paul Holes

The title should be called "Reenactment of Murder". The entire show is just about the story of what might of happened, but there's no discussion of how they used DNA to find the killer or how they found out who did the crime via DNA. They should be discussing how they took the DNA and used familial DNA to find the killer like they did the Golden State Killer, but instead the show is nothing about that. They end the show making you wonder what was the conclusion - will it be shown in the next show -the answer is no, just more of the same open ended crime scenes with no resolution.

I have worked in Forensic Science for over 15 years, and I can say that this series is nothing except a money grab from the curious members of victims of unsolved homicides. I don't think this gives them any closure. Instead, this seems to just aggravate their agony.

Since those people are on camera, they can't say any negative comments about, the so-called, investigation. This also sends a message that the law enforcement agencies, that ran the investigation, were who overlooked those evidences.

Such shows are ran after hundreds of disclosures from the parties involved. I find this show as just capitalizing on people's liking of crime scenes investigation and scandals.

I admire his amazing work an experience, however where are the DNA results Paul? There is a great work on constructing the cases however the interest deflates when you find out that there is not conclusion from the DNA test. I Really hope to see a second series but with final DNA results, otherwise it should be re-named like unresolved DNA cases.

I expected the second season to give results from the first season's Dna evidence or at least some sort of update. The second season so far is an improvement from the first. I didn't like the scenes acted out in the first season. Let's see how this one goes.

His fresh eyes add to the investigations. This show is great but disappointing that there is no update on whether the crimes are solved. I'd like to see a follow-up, showing that his suggestion produced an actual resolution.