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The story of an abduction or two. Involves a monster, a con artist, a master manipulator, naive parents, and a little girl. If this were fiction I'd have called it far fetched, but this is all too real. It's disturbing, shocking, maddening, and somehow strangely close to physically painful to watch. A well made film, the story moves quickly, there's no filler by any means.

These parents are among the most naive people on earth, but to give a low rating because you disagree with the content is strange. It's like saying Titanic is a terrible movie because the boat sank.

As a documentary this held my interest from start to finish. I'm a little surprised that folks would rate it low due to the disturbing content which I found to be honestly and painfully presented in first person by family members. I think it's absolutely credible to present the unbelievable effort that some of these predators make on a long term planning level to entrap their prey. I would have liked to see inclusion of the predator's wife and family but I suspect they are too ashamed even now to come out publicly. In my opinion, Berchtold's wife should have been prosecuted as an accessory to have colluded to keep her husband out of jail and to have turned a blind eye to his activity. I'm glad to have viewed this. I only ran into one person while my daughter was growing up who seemed far too interested in spending his time with pre-adolescent girls. I watched this person like a hawk until my daughter was too old to be of any interest. She also had a gut sense to avoid interaction but not all children are born with that. So I say buckle up, be incredulous about what happened but watch. Don't rate this low because it exposes stupidity. Kudos to Jan's family for sharing what some might take to the grave.

By the time I reached the 30 minute mark, if the topic had not been so serious, I would have sworn that I was watching a hoax film. These parents have got to be the most gullible, stupid, ignorant people on the planet. I'm shocked any of their children were lucky enough to make it to adulthood. The serial perpetrator is a piece of garbage who got "lucky" enough to stumble upon the perfect mark. My heart bleeds for the victim. She was let down by every adult in her life. It's a fascinating watch, if only for the unbelievably naive mother and father. I don't know whether to give the parents credit for embarrassing themselves by telling their story or not. I'm still sitting here with my jaw hanging open.

How on earth a responsibile family would allow their 13 years old daughter to do sleepover with 40 year old man. Her parents are the most gullible and stupid person I have ever seen. And her mom is the worst, she sleep with a man for over a year who abducted her daughter and sexually abused her. Jan would never suffered this much if her parents were little bit responsibile.

This has to be the craziest, most pathetic, and disturbing crime documentary I have ever seen. The parents should have went to jail. As far as story line and documentary format, this was good. It's just super disturbing.

This movie is the like a train wreck, over and over, it is hard to believe there are people out there so fundamentally stupid and yet here they are. I have watched documentaries that were difficult, but this makes "Capturing the Friedmans" seem minor in comparison. It is truly disturbing how manipulative and devious peophiles really are, and in this case most of it was in plain sight. Prepare to be infuriated, and you may just end up yelling expletives at the screen.

How the parents aren't in jail for criminal neglect particularly the mother is beyond me. Truly disturbing on a number of levels but well made and an interesting but horrific story

Can't believe these parents got away with letting this happen. The mother couldn't care less about her daughter, was only concerned with herself. Disgraceful

Easily the most creepy movie I've ever seen. There are no lessons learned here, just gullible, creepy Mormons.