Devastatingly real. No one deserves to lose their life like these woman did. No matter their lifestyle choice and their vices. Prayers to those who were left behind and the survivors. Heartbreaking and disturbing.

Warning: this is the only true crime documentary which I have watched for 5 times, and it's strange that it is a kind of hidden gem, it's a frightening story of a monster who took advantage of the most vulnerable women, and it is the story of a heroic brave woman who confronted her trauma and fear and was the star witness, the details of her abduction and the place where this monster live is terrifying.

I enjoy true crime docs & such, but I'm struggling to even get through this. Maybe the editing team needs more experience because it's really poorly done. I make better videos on YouTube. It's great & all some of these women survived, but am I supposed to feel sorry for them? I honestly don't. Maybe it's the filmmaker's fault for the way their stories are told. Is the store owner harsh with some of his words? Perhaps, but I feel him. Everything about this is poorly done. Try Netflix docs, they're always top notch.