The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers

Enjoyed the series exposing small town crime, and how a community has been terrorized in the process. It's strange reading many of the reviews in that some of the reviewers think they're supposed to have an immediate answer within the series. Series are often done to bring light to a situation. Not everything on television is produced to answer all of the questions. Sometimes the series is produced to ask more questions, and that's what this one did. Also, not everyone has the time to keep up on all crime going on across the country. Most of us viewing will have no idea if there was 'new information', or not. We're not all sitting around watching shows like the Nancy Grace every night.

Nothing happens in This series. It is a very sad story and i feel for The family. The series keep Teasing, showing upcoming footage like something Big is gonna happen. Nothing does. Just a sad story and bad tv,

Well produced. Intriguing story and circumstances surrounding the strange events and murders in a small town .

Since others have said it before me, I don't consider this a spoiler. It was good until you realize during the last episode that nothing is solved, or even comes close. The one thing for sure that I took from this is that law enforcement were really good at double-talking and not giving any information or clear response to most questions. So, I still think someone in law enforcement is involved with covering up this case.

What's so frustrating about this series is the fact that it gives no new information whatsoever, it seems exploitative if the suffering families, and the reporter has absolutely no idea how to question those involved. For instance, she asks very leading questions when interviewing an inmate. Because of the way she has formed these questions, there is really no way to know if he's telling the truth. Additionally, we don't know the evidence that the police already have, which gives the viewer an overwhelming sense of time wasted. This was overall an incredible disappointment, and I believe it was more damaging than anything to the case itself.