Relentless

I watch a lot of shows like this. I think there is just way too much wasted time talking about: a) nothing, or, b) the same thing over and over again. Better editing to about 3 hrs total instead of 6 would have improved this series immensely.

I live very close to Hannibal and have been following this case ever since I heard of her disappearance, I actually think that Christina Fontana did a wonderful job on the documentary! I can't wait to watch the next 3 episodes. And I think the whole idea of this is so people can be aware of the things that can happen even in small towns like Hannibal, and all the secrets that are kept. I couldn't imagine being a parent and not having some kind of closure on my child's disappearance! I mean somebody has to know something, and it's ashamed that these folks have to live their life every single day not knowing where or what happened to their daughter! Could you as a parent imagine living your life this way every single day for 12 years?? I would be out of my mind. Someone knows something, these parents deserve closure, don't you think?

Something about this show doesn't add up. It reminds me too much of "American Vandal".

I thought this was really well done. Sure, it might have been a little long, but aren't they all? The questions this raises is astounding. Just when you're pretty sure you know the truth, bam! Another bombshell is dropped. There's literally not one person who is trustworthy in this saga. Including her family. Is she alive? Is she dead? It's very likely we'll never know the truth.

It's rare to find true crime docs that can hold your interest for this many episodes and engage for every single episode, but this one definitely cracked the code.

There's some insanely stupid people involved; some you wish were locked up, some you'll wish were wiped from the face of the earth, some who've been wildly abused by this family, and anywhere in between, but the story is good, and her storytelling abilities are undeniable.

More of this type of work, please!