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A solid crime doco, a must watch for crime doco buffs especially those into Australian crime.

An absolutely riveting and involving documentary from writer/director Thomas Meadmore. It is centred on Perth in Western Australia but is so engrossing that it is an absorbing watch for everybody. Slowly the documentary unfolds with some remarkable research of the period (the sixties) and how the people of that city were affected. As one writer wrote, "it made Perth a city." It reaches the conclusion that will leave a gulp for one marvellous person at the centre of all the horror. A stunning atmospheric documentary I highly recommend.

Absolutely fascinating story. Job well don't to the makers of this series!

I love a good true crime documentary. This was not even close to making that list. It could not have moved any slower and kept running off on moronic tangents to fill time. This could have easily been edited down to one or two episodes. They kept repeating previous accounts over and over as well. I was like, "yes, we know that already because five minutes prior you just told us that", and then they would do this over and over again.

This should be used by future true crime documentary filmmakers as a reference on how not to make a documentary. Do yourself a favor and just read an article on the subject. You will save a good three hours of your life.

Very good journalism and interviews and mini series layout. Great theme music called Break it all apart but impossible to locate the closing theme or other musician. So glad to have found this gem of a show.