That was an excellent one.

Let's be realistic.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

This shows is a waste of time, victim's daughter says that she was "friend" with a woman whom her father was banging in the same family house. Of course, the father-daughter duo sidelined the woman. Sam is s much guilty as her father is. She should be ashamed of being a daughter.

If this was a single 40-minute episode, it might be bearable. Still pointless but bearable. Stretched to 4 episodes it is completely boring. They repeat the same things over and over and over again... The "resolution" is completely unsatisfying, too. If you want to find out what happened, I will save your time: 1. Yes, the convicted guy killed his wife. 2. No, he is not going to talk to his daughter or to anyone else. 3. Nobody else is going to be prosecuted. 4. No new facts came out of this investigation. Then why make a movie about it? I have no idea!

This programme was boring, in as much that it had constant repeats of information. A spoiler, is that they did not come up with an answer, to he daughter's wish, to find out, definitely, what happened to her mother. This programme would have been interesting, if it had been condensed, into, perhaps an hour or 90 minutes, however, I had no knowledge of this case, before viewing

Spoiler alert: you won't learn much and nothing interesting happens.Another example of those infuriating "documentaries" which have little or nothing to say and take forever to expound their "information".The story of a dimwitted murderer and fraudster, his dimwitted mistress and accomplice, the dimwitted police who investigated and a dimwitted man who takes it upon himself to re-investigate but finds nothing useful.Never mind. He still can make some money from a deadly slow, repetitive four part series.