It's like watching a bunch of amateur sleuths or something. They 'haven't had time yet' to call a phone-company to track the location of a phone, they leave a piece of suspicious carpet at a possible crime scene for it to be taken by the suspect the next day, they comb through a car with possible pieces of evidence with only gloves on and wearing their hair loose (possibly contaminating evidence). I like the premise looking over the shoulder of the Missing Persons Unit from the beginning til the end of a case, but this is either very scripted or a very inexperienced team. Why omit that in the episode? I hope it was a staged production because this really puts the cops in a bad light if it's a legitimate investigation.
A quick google search reveals this woman was alive and well the whole time. The episode ends with the missing mother being recorded speaking to a bank employee and the cryptic "we hope there's a chance she alive" and then just ends. In the end, they lock the son up on some questionable charges. Potential biological evidence found in the suspects truck is improperly packaged in plastic bags when it should be in paper. Potential physical evidence was left in the yard unguarded and uncollected. The son is made to be the prime suspect and the case quickly goes from a missing persons investigation to a witch hunt trying to find evidence to satisfy their predetermined conclusions. At first, it starts like they're working a missing persons case and then the circumstantial evidence starts piling up. I'm not going to bother watching the others so this review is pretty much for the first episode. I only watched the first episode and it was laughable to me. 1/50 for producing a show so bad we don't know if it's a parody or scripted. But by all means keeps watching if you find this interesting and don't believe the negative reviews by people who actually think.
Nobody is this incompetent, except Elizabeth Holmes. But this is similar to going to a hospital and having your blood drawn by a nurse who can't find a vein, gets her supervisor who also struggles and gives up and says they don't need the blood anyway we'll use the saliva.
Any mistakes they have made have made are quickly corrected by coworkers. Most investigators have years of experience and hundreds of hours in the field and are constantly working with the preservation of evidence and the paper trail. I'm no seasoned detective or anything, but if I can spot multiple evidence collection errors it's got to be bad. After a while I was wondering what the eff I was watching as there were tons of errors by the investigators and film makers. I stumbled onto this show and decided to give it a go as I'm a fan of true crime shows and podcasts.
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