Monster in the Shadows

This three part documentary explains it all. It's the best docuseries I've ever seen. It explains it all. It clears some things and brings light to alot of other details the media and police officers lied about. I feel this documentary will help bring Brittney home. Someone, somewhere knows something!

I don't believe the mom Chassie or the Uncle Scott had anything to do with Brittney's disappearance. She repeatedly said in the interview I didn't do anything with Donnie. Then the police said she did but where is that footage? And why would the uncle turn them in to have sex with the child so they claimed, that he didn't have legal rights too. I think the police got annoyed with the mother causing too much attention and wanted to take her down. At this point they probably figured everyone had something to do with it. It's just my opinion of what I saw.

As I watched the account unfold over the course of this three-part documentary I was as shocked and astonished as I was disturbed to see and hear the details surrounding Brittany's disappearance.

The manipulation of evidence and testimony further complicates the underlying sinister set of occurrences, and this documentary lays bare some very serious questions.

My heart goes out to the mother, and the friends and family affected by this heartbreaking tragedy.

I am a survivor of father-daughter sexual abuse, and this documentary perpetuates the lie that victims become perpetrators.

The vast majority of CSA victims do NOT go on to become abusers. Also, we don't all "love" our abusers as one fool in this documentary stated. One of the happiest days in my life was when my father dropped dead of a cocaine induced heart attack.

Victims pretend to love their abusers because we desperately seek acceptance and approval from others. We tell people what they want to hear. In reality, we usually do NOT become abusers and we usually HATE our abusers. But "nice girls" don't hate, so we pretend otherwise.

How is it possible for the final broadcast cut of this documentary to have so many grammatical errors?!?!

I feel like the victims in this documentary deserve a better storyteller. It feels very disjointed...

And the reporter they interviewed should be ashamed of the way he's so entertained by the details of this very serious, sad tragedy. He should really show more respect for the victims and their families.