Love the premise and when the cases being investigated are relatively recent- i.e.20th century - it's fine, but the really old cases seem to offer so little evidence that it's hard to see that any progress can be made.
The sentimental attachment some members of the public have to long-dead relatives they never knew can get irksome, as can the constant stating and restating of facts. But worst of all are the appalling "artist impression" drawings and hysterically bad reconstructions, in both of which absolutely no attention is paid to accuracy in costume.
Review of Murder, Mystery and My Family
