It's a fairly basic true crime mystery...but my God, the personal access, shocking details and masterful editing make it one of the most well-told of the over-crowded sub-genre.
What a sad story, but a brilliant composed documentary. In an age everything has been done before it's great to see a new and innovative way of telling a story - and it's this originality that makes this stand out for me - in a way that had me hooked from the very beginning.
This documentary made me realize that cameras are everywhere, you need a best friend who will blow the whistle when you vanish, Chris Watts is just T.R.
This will stay with me for a long time. Those 2 beautiful little angels deserved better.
This was overall a good show for it's length. It could definitely be improved by being a short series and going more in depth, but it still exposed the deception fairly well.
Shocking, heard breaking, very well edited original footage from police body cam, door bells & other security systems. Hear breaking, I think I was in tears and motionless even after turning my TV off.
Still Can't understand how could he do that! He's got a wonderful beautiful wife and 2 angels.
I knew the story and was still shaken to the core. You want out, get a divorce For god's sake why kill the wife and precious babies, throw them away like garbage.
Okay, they clearly had trouble prior to this six week vacation that Shanaan took, but none of that was really explored, other than people mentioning that Shanaan was bossy (aka an insufferable nag.)This documentary was incomplete as it never went into the fact that is mentioned in other documentaries and news articles that Chris had hookups with men and his mistress had googled things about other killers' mistresses and writing a book before the investigation was even complete.