Having watched The Real Murders of Orange County and The Real Murders of Atlanta, I was very glad to see that Oxygen have retained the format and now are revisiting stories in Los Angeles.
The editing as always is done well, along with the reconstruction shots and good narration. The interviews with the ex police and local journalists set a detailed picture of the time and local area. The victims families also thankfully are included to paint a true picture of who the person was, and what they stood for, what things they enjoyed, and what they meant to people. Hope Oxygen keeps these coming and continues to honor the people and tell their stories.
The editing as always is done well, along with the reconstruction shots and good narration. The interviews with the ex police and local journalists set a detailed picture of the time and local area. The victims families also thankfully are included to paint a true picture of who the person was, and what they stood for, what things they enjoyed, and what they meant to people. Hope Oxygen keeps these coming and continues to honor the people and tell their stories.
