I found a few problems in the show… like why no photos of the dead bodies in the
trunks before removal? Wouldn’t you want to study how they were put in, or some
other detail that could help with the case? Did the writers forget about this or was
this supposed to be done behind the scene, then they closed back up the truck, only
to wait for Crews and Dani, open it, then take the body out?

Why didn’t they take the guy who ran that store in for questioning the second time
they met him? It seemed as if they had enough to at least bring him in.

If it was supposed to be the cleaver way Crews does his work, then I can
understand, but there was no indication this was true (like Dani mentioning they
should take him in and Crews explaining why he isn’t going to)… kind of like how
Crews brilliantly talked about boxes to get a feel for the guy, before telling him she
was dead.

What about other powerful points in the show? Not even worth mentioning? How
the mother/son/crews scene played out, the above mentioned box scene, the last
scene where he calms her down and carries her out of there telling his roommate to
shoot anyone who tries to stop them.

Do a more complete review next time.

I found a few problems in the show… like why no photos of the dead bodies in the
trunks before removal? Wouldn’t you want to study how they were put in, or some
other detail that could help with the case? Did the writers forget about this or was
this supposed to be done behind the scene, then they closed back up the truck, only
to wait for Crews and Dani, open it, then take the body out?

Why didn’t they take the guy who ran that store in for questioning the second time
they met him? It seemed as if they had enough to at least bring him in.

If it was supposed to be the cleaver way Crews does his work, then I can
understand, but there was no indication this was true (like Dani mentioning they
should take him in and Crews explaining why he isn’t going to)… kind of like how
Crews brilliantly talked about boxes to get a feel for the guy, before telling him she
was dead.

What about other powerful points in the show? Not even worth mentioning? How
the mother/son/crews scene played out, the above mentioned box scene, the last
scene where he calms her down and carries her out of there telling his roommate to
shoot anyone who tries to stop them.

Do a more complete review next time.

… not terribly constructive, but I thought I’d share anyway.

… not terribly constructive, but I thought I’d share anyway.