My favorite thing to watch on TV at night.

True crime documentaries.

I'm not the only one.

They're very popular.

But through this whole long year of quarantine, I've noticed something.

A lot of these popular true crime documentaries, Um, there really, really long, right?

They come in many, many, many, many, many parts and you watch him, then you realize they didn't shed any new light on an old crime.

And so I've been getting disappointed.

And even though I was excited to hear that Netflix has another true crime series coming out, I watched the trailer for it.

I'm sorry.

I'm skeptical.

Check it out.

Some murders are never solved.

This is not one of them.

Or is it?

We'll let you be the judge of that in this investigative documentary, Siri's about a grisly string of crimes in the 19 seventies infamously known as the Open and shut murders.

True crime experts called it Ah, homicide detectives dream and a lot of paperwork, sure, but pretty unremarkable in every other way.

Murder wise.

But what did they miss?

We'll keep digging until every theory is debunked.

Every shred of evidence is unearthed, and every piece of stock footage is exhausted, even ones that don't make a lot of sense.

You'll see the same old photos several times but shot in different ways because we came up a little short on archival material.

Hear from experts.

E didn't work that case.

Then hear from non experts.

Did anyone stopped to consider that maybe these people were killed by a Dracula or hear me out?

Dracula's then hear from MAWR experts, but ones that are not especially relevant to this subject.

What we were doing.

Tusk for Fleetwood Mac Mick had me recorded making all kinds of crazy drum sounds.

He's banging the floor toms Kleenex boxes.

At one point, he's holding up a lamb chop, hitting it with a spatula for anyway.

Uh, sorry about your murders.

Killing time.

Easily solved Mystery of the Opening Shut Murders.