I'm not sure what the creators of this series were trying to achieve by giving Chenoweth a platform to advertise her stage school or even by her participating. She came from the same town as these tragic murders and she's famous - so what?
This is a harrowing true crime and it doesn't need anything extra added to it. The documentary is informative and well made, so if you can ignore Chenoweth's hair flicking and irritating trout pout grinning periodically, it's worth a watch.
If the creators have any sense, they will edit Chenoweth out before selling it to other networks - she should be ashamed of herself for cashing in on this awful event.
This is a harrowing true crime and it doesn't need anything extra added to it. The documentary is informative and well made, so if you can ignore Chenoweth's hair flicking and irritating trout pout grinning periodically, it's worth a watch.
If the creators have any sense, they will edit Chenoweth out before selling it to other networks - she should be ashamed of herself for cashing in on this awful event.