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Anyone seen this?
A genuine confirmation that life is stranger than fiction.
Watching the first episode I thought it was pure made up.
And then it gets even stranger.
The funny thing is I have no recollection at all of this from media or news etc back when it occured.

Really enjoyed it but not sure who was scarier, the psycho or the nerds tracking him down..... (ok being slightly facetious there).

I watched it. Good watch. Horrible incidents

I watched it, I had trouble sleeping that night...freaking evil exists

He did it for notoriety and infamy.

So I shan’t be watching,

You're not really missing much, honestly.

It's a bunch of people who spend way too much time on Facebook pretending they caught a serial killer, when in fact nothing they do has any impact at all on Magnotta's arrest or conviction.

Oh, and he isn't a serial killer.

Also if the internet has a Rule Zero, cats are so way down the list of priorities it wouldn't be relevant.

No. I can't do this. I can't even bother hearing about it. I get extremely upset hearing about this.

Good on the internet, or whoever busted this jerk- but I can't bear to hear about it without getting extremely upset.

Yeah, I'm a wuss about this.

That's OK.

 Orlanth wrote:
That's OK.

I've heard the story, and I'm glad people worked together. I remember when it happened.

I just tried to watch this and got about ten minutes into it and had to go outside. But it's an overall great story if you can stomach it.

I finished Confession Killer last night and will probably start this tonight after Packers v. Seahawks

How are steelers doing this year ?
(genuine question I have dropped off NFL since I started working nights 2 years ago..)

If you're expecting it to be comparable to Confession Killer, I'd suggest you're going to have a bad time.

It's literally just two people (three, if you count Magnotta) grossly overstating their own importance. For, like, five hours.