DO NOT WATCH THIS SHOW!!!!!

Can't agree more. ID has really gone over the top on shows like this and others such as Bloodlands. They are suppose to be in a documentary form, where they interview people involved in the investigation and do simple reenactments without any dialogue amongst the actors. Instead they glamorize the murderer and give these less than professional actors speaking parts.They should stick to the old stuff, because this new format really Sucks!

How exactly do they glamorize murderers? Because they said she was beautiful? If that's their opinion then that's their opinion and it's their right to have it just like it's your to think that she is a "beaver face" but neither statement is fact nor does it take away from the case. They didn't say she had a beautiful soul. Saying someone is beautiful in no way takes away from the fact that she is a cold blooded murderer and they made that fact very clear. People in fact describe Ted Bundy as handsome and charming but that doesn't mean he wasn't a psychopath so I'm not understanding your point. This show doesn't sensationalize murderers or their crimes. It tells exactly how depraved and scum of the Earth they are. And due to the nature of the show it offers the 7 deadly sins as the basis for their criminal activities. There are also no speaking roles in this show that I can recall. There may be some background arguing noises at best. Lastly, describing Skylar de Leon as a child star is not inaccurate even if he did have a very small role. There are several child actors who have small and/or one time roles and we still refer to them as such so because he was a murderer we wouldn't say the same about them? I think you are nitpicking at things that are insignificant and untrue about this show. Perhaps you are thinking about another TV show that has given murderers a high status on the Charles Manson network but ID very rarely elevates murderers to glory status though some of the shows tend to be cheesy or oversexualized (i.e. Scorned, Heartbreakers).

Filmcritic22,
DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO! LOL!!

JK, I found it funny that you're so dead set on someone else possibly enjoying a show that you don't.

If he was a child and starred in a show; he's a child star, IMO. It didn't bother me like it obviously bothered you. You were able to realize that the "child star" had ONE role; don't you think others are intelligent enough to do that as well, IF they cared at all about the child star; which I don't. I've never heard of him.

We all know she was mental with fake breast implants, but this show insisted on calling her beautiful and gorgeous....um, if you see pictures of this woman, you can see she has a beaver face and her blonde hair is fake

I'm not trying to tell you what to do. I am just a person that appreciates the truth and real beauty. I realize I live in a world where people like you have low expectations and will think people like Kim Kardashian and all the other fake, empty people out there are something special. That is beside the point. I was talking about a tv show. Yes, I used to watch ID quite a bit, but I realized I didn't like their sensationalism when they realized they needed to amplify the smallest bits of fact and blow it out if proportion. No, let me correct you once again. Just because he had a tiny one time role, that does not make him a child "star." Real stars are something entirely different. It was blown up to get people like you to watch their empty, mimic of a show. Thanks for trying, though. You really showed me. Psh. :)

You are referring to Skylar Deleon who appeared on Power Rangers once or twice as a child. Dateline did a story on him several years back but they never mentioned anything about a sex change. I guess NBC tries to be careful what they say.

What I don't like about this show is the actors they use to portray the involved parties, look NOTHING like the real people. I guess it sells more when the actors are gorgeous. Many of these real life people were simply average looking.

Wow. I have to agree worth the majority on this one. Yes, you're entitled to your opinion (as is everyone else), but you're making a mountain out of a molehill (my opinion) and some of it is illogical and just plain ridiculous (my opinion). Jodi shouldn't be called a blond because she's not a natural blond. If she was blond during the vast majority of the time Travis and his friends knew her, then she was blond - whether or be by bottle or genetics. Do you realize how many people are referred to as blonds but are naturally brunette,reds, or gray-haired? Reds who are naturally blond, etc. Males no sense.

Don't refer to Jodi as beautiful because she had cosmetic enhancements and you think she looks like a beaver. The beaver comment is your opinion as it is the those on the show opinion that she is beautiful. More than one show, journalist, person -even Travis' friends have called her beautiful or at least very attractive. Yes she's a murderer. No one is confusing outer beauty with inner beauty. And since when does having cosmetic enhancement mean a person shouldn't be considered beautiful? If you find any actors beautiful/attractive then there's a good chance you're contradicting yourself on this one.

Every show I've seen cover the story of Skylar has made it clear he had the one role on Power Rangers, yet they still refer to him as a former child star or actor. Again, they may use the word "star", but the viewers have heard about his incredibly short resume.

You say the show should get its facts straight when in truth all of your arguments are opinions. The use of the word "star" is the only thing that can be said is inaccurate and even that isn't worthy of you blasting the show and declaring that no one should watch the show.

I agree - media "sensationalism" has gone way over the top. Referring to a grave-robbing assistant orderly as a 'doctor', a preschool aide who seduced a teenager as a "teacher", showing "nurses" wearing short, low-cut and skintight dresses, and all the other dopey 'spins' they put on situations do nothing but downgrade all of the everyday, regular people out there. Another thing that bugs me is when they stress that the murder victim was a "college student", as if that somehow makes them more worthwhile, and thus the situation more tragic, than if the victim was just a plain and simple blue collar person.

It's as if the producers of these shows think they have to 'dumb down' the story to make it more appealing to the lowlife audience (THEIR assumption) who's watching.

DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!