I think the number of times the documentarians say "Rachel and I" amounts to more than the total unsolved murders in the US. It got to the point when I would cringe when I heard it. Perhaps they should make this series less about them and more about the unsolved murders?
It seems the documentarians would rush from one unsolved series of murders to another, throwing around wild accusations against everyone from the police departments to motorcycle gangs. At the end of eight episodes we are left with no new insights into any of the cases. Some of the interviews they did were very interesting, but the documentarians spoiled it by inserting themselves into everything constantly, and making everything overly dramatic. The scary music was hilarious.
It seems the documentarians would rush from one unsolved series of murders to another, throwing around wild accusations against everyone from the police departments to motorcycle gangs. At the end of eight episodes we are left with no new insights into any of the cases. Some of the interviews they did were very interesting, but the documentarians spoiled it by inserting themselves into everything constantly, and making everything overly dramatic. The scary music was hilarious.