It started slow in the beginning and really need to pay attention to what the story about. But later , to me, the documentary succeed in capturing the real situation in Korea, esp the system at that period of time.
I can feel the frustration from the police. I wish the documentary will explored more about the bereaved family too, but probably they didn't want to participate.
I also hope they explored more about the killer, bc they already profiled him. Still don't get what is in head, bc at some point he seemed to love his son. What triggered him? Is he psikopat from the start? Things like that. But they chose to only focus on polices etc during 3 eps.
Nevertheless, the documentary is worth watching. I hope the family of the victims got all the help and supports they needed.
I can feel the frustration from the police. I wish the documentary will explored more about the bereaved family too, but probably they didn't want to participate.
I also hope they explored more about the killer, bc they already profiled him. Still don't get what is in head, bc at some point he seemed to love his son. What triggered him? Is he psikopat from the start? Things like that. But they chose to only focus on polices etc during 3 eps.
Nevertheless, the documentary is worth watching. I hope the family of the victims got all the help and supports they needed.