you can only talk about the almost perfect crimes. the perfect ones you'll never know

When things like this happens, it makes me wonder the number of people who have gotten away with murder.

I was taught to give people “the benefit of the doubt”, but as I’ve gotten older and hopefully wiser, I don’t follow that rule. If your gut tells you something doesn’t seem right, go with it and question the situation!

can I just say that Paul McGann is a perfect narrator for documentaries? his voice isn't overbearing, it's unique and recognisable but also kind of soothing? and without a fake shock value but still respectful for victims

I can’t get over that this guy was only charged with murder and no mention of incest and kidnapping his 15 year old daughter!!!!!

everyone interviewed in this documentary is so well spoken and has a nice voice it's so pleasing

this is genuinely so fascinating, how the case slowly unfolds piece by piece, one person and one clue at a time. so detailed and meticulous yet officers and investigators have to keep their calm to enable a breakthrough.

What stands out about this case is the fact that he only got caught due to a series of unusual chance events. By chance they found that body etc. Almost like some higher force decided he belongs in jail. This case should make people aware of such cunning and very evil people. Keep your eyes open.

That Rolex avenged the death of its master...after all, he loved it dearly and took great care of it.

His watch was his greatest treasure. His true treasure gave him justice.

"Just what a 3 yr old needs for a night away"

How is everyone in this documentary so soft spoken?their voices are so pleasing to the ear

This is the calmest investigation I've ever watched.

I enjoyed the many, many adverts. Shame about the murder program that kept interrupting

I wonder how this man could use his daughter like that. He is obviously a Sociopath or worse. Knowing there are men and women in the world like this is so frightening. Good for law enforcement to put all the pieces to the puzzle together.

The most common trait which makes anyone vulnerable and costing lives is being trusting.

New Rolex ad: 'Rolex - We'll help track down your future killer'

“This was an American and he might be armed.” 😂😂

Everyone who knew this man was convinced by this man because he was charming.....condolences to Ron Platt family and loved ones.

“If somebody’s religious you trust them, you believe in them.” Speak for yourself lady. Religious people are the last people I would trust about anything