Only on episode two and so far this documentary is extremely biased. The father is obviously not in line for sainthood, but unless things change the in a later episode the evidence against the dad is real circumstantial and flimsy.
I get that Stephen wants answers to his sisters disappearance but there seems to be a lot of grasping going on.
Now for the elephant in the room. The police department blew this case big time.
The two female investigators screaming at the mother that she knows what happened and shouldn't have to look at the notes was laughable. "You should remember". It was twenty years ago. Then Stephen says to his father that the cops never lied to me. What????? File was lost then found!!!!!! Hope it gets better and tells both sides accurately.
I get that Stephen wants answers to his sisters disappearance but there seems to be a lot of grasping going on.
Now for the elephant in the room. The police department blew this case big time.
The two female investigators screaming at the mother that she knows what happened and shouldn't have to look at the notes was laughable. "You should remember". It was twenty years ago. Then Stephen says to his father that the cops never lied to me. What????? File was lost then found!!!!!! Hope it gets better and tells both sides accurately.