I watched all 4 episodes and my heart aches for the families. Waiting so many years, not knowing, hurting, hoping, looking for answers. It is very very sad.
One big thing that was missing that jumped out to me was the information provided on the first episode and wasn't addressed as the show progressed. It was said that the officers who arrived at the site of the abduction picked up every single piece of evidence from the ground (things like cigarette buds and empty drinking cans). What happened to those evidence??? Whoever abducted Morgan must have waited for the opportunity for quite a while so the chances are that he left something behind. Did they process everything that they collected from the parking lot? One of these items can be a match to a known offender, whether he is a suspect or not. If for example they could find DNA on a cigarette bud that was on the ground in the parking lot that is a match to one of their suspect then they could put him there. That is a much stronger evidence than one unidentifiable blond hair found in a truck that is almost 30 years old. Why wasn't this addressed in the show??? What happened to the evidence that the officers collected? Where is it? Is it lost? Was it ever processed? To me, this is a much more important information than randomly checking possible burial sites or looking for old red trucks. These are evidence police should have in their hands. It is even possible that a new viable suspect emerges. One good thing that happens over time is that more and more offenders are added to the system. Someone who wasn't on police radar back then could be arrested years later for something else. It's really upsetting that there was no more information on the show about it. It's possible it was lost, it's possible that it was processed and they came up with nothing but since they didn't say anything about it I just don't know.
A very sad story. I wish Morgan family could find answers and peace. Maybe someone out there knows something. Maybe by bringing this case back to the public's attention they can finally get answers. You can never lose hope. Things change, who knows. It's always possible. The Jacob case is proof of that.
One big thing that was missing that jumped out to me was the information provided on the first episode and wasn't addressed as the show progressed. It was said that the officers who arrived at the site of the abduction picked up every single piece of evidence from the ground (things like cigarette buds and empty drinking cans). What happened to those evidence??? Whoever abducted Morgan must have waited for the opportunity for quite a while so the chances are that he left something behind. Did they process everything that they collected from the parking lot? One of these items can be a match to a known offender, whether he is a suspect or not. If for example they could find DNA on a cigarette bud that was on the ground in the parking lot that is a match to one of their suspect then they could put him there. That is a much stronger evidence than one unidentifiable blond hair found in a truck that is almost 30 years old. Why wasn't this addressed in the show??? What happened to the evidence that the officers collected? Where is it? Is it lost? Was it ever processed? To me, this is a much more important information than randomly checking possible burial sites or looking for old red trucks. These are evidence police should have in their hands. It is even possible that a new viable suspect emerges. One good thing that happens over time is that more and more offenders are added to the system. Someone who wasn't on police radar back then could be arrested years later for something else. It's really upsetting that there was no more information on the show about it. It's possible it was lost, it's possible that it was processed and they came up with nothing but since they didn't say anything about it I just don't know.
A very sad story. I wish Morgan family could find answers and peace. Maybe someone out there knows something. Maybe by bringing this case back to the public's attention they can finally get answers. You can never lose hope. Things change, who knows. It's always possible. The Jacob case is proof of that.