American Murder: The Family Next Door (Netflix)

[XelaM]

Omg has anyone else seen this? I knew about the case before, but watching the documentary I have no words. It's is just beyond belief. I find this case so different to the usual family murder cases because there were (what appears to be) absolutely zero motive or warning signs. I just can't understand how he could have done something so unbelievably evil for seemingly no reason at all?

I’ve watched it more than once, unfortunately I think Shanann inadvertently signed her own death warrant with him. In the days leading up to him killing her she basically said she’d never let him go etc in letters and texts. So I think for him, divorce was out the window as he knew she’d be relentless. How he killed those girls though I’ll never know and to dump them in oil and not even bury them, just horrendous.

He didn't snap. He wanted a different life and his current family were an inconvenience who were getting in the way. He knew exactly what he was going to do, thought he was the smartest guy in the room, and believed he would get away with it. He's a psychopath. He's not capable of loving anyone.

Absolutely awful, such an evil bastard

I haven’t watched it yet and don’t know if I will as it is just too horrendous.
However in my opinion he should of been sentenced to death for what he did and nothing less.