Sladobee
Joined Apr 2024
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I am a crime writer who has studied the individual cases that are commonly associated with Ireland's so-called Vanishing Triangle.
This show basically just took the phrase and spun it into yet another far-fetched, cliche crime drama series.
It's a cash grab by someone who realised that the title would garner some interest.
Another reviewer said that it is based on true events. This statement is so false that I suspect it was written by someone who is associated with the series.
The vast majority of the women who went missing in Ireland's "Vanishing Triangle" are believed to have been killed by someone who was well-known to them. There is a very strong suspect in each case.
Only two are believed to have been the victim of a stranger abduction.
When I first heard that someone was creating a series called The Vanishing Triangle, I thought that we'd get an in-depth look at the victims and their cases. Or at least a factual dramatisation that accurately represented their stories.
Instead, we got a series about a journalist taking a murder investigation into her own hands and some lad running around in a balaclava.
This show basically just took the phrase and spun it into yet another far-fetched, cliche crime drama series.
It's a cash grab by someone who realised that the title would garner some interest.
Another reviewer said that it is based on true events. This statement is so false that I suspect it was written by someone who is associated with the series.
The vast majority of the women who went missing in Ireland's "Vanishing Triangle" are believed to have been killed by someone who was well-known to them. There is a very strong suspect in each case.
Only two are believed to have been the victim of a stranger abduction.
When I first heard that someone was creating a series called The Vanishing Triangle, I thought that we'd get an in-depth look at the victims and their cases. Or at least a factual dramatisation that accurately represented their stories.
Instead, we got a series about a journalist taking a murder investigation into her own hands and some lad running around in a balaclava.