True-Crime Obsessives Are Now at the Center of True-Crime Docuseries
Crime buffs who once only posited theories are now ’digital detectives’ at the center of the action.
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Crime buffs who once only posited theories are now ’digital detectives’ at the center of the action.
Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images for Alliance for Women in Media Foundation(NEW YORK) -- In 2018, an emaciated male body was found in the Florida wilderness with little clues about his identity. But through a group of internet sleuths, the man was later identified as a hiker known by his nickname of Mostly Harmless. The story is now being re-examined in a Max documentary "They Called Him Mostly Harmless," which premiered Thursday. ABC News Live's Phil Lipof spoke with Emmy award-winning director Patricia Gillespie about the documentary and the interest in true crime. ABC NEWS LIVE: Th...
Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images for Alliance for Women in Media Foundation(NEW YORK) -- In 2018, an emaciated male body was found in the Florida wilderness with little clues about his identity. But through a group of internet sleuths, the man was later identified as a hiker known by his nickname of Mostly Harmless. The story is now being re-examined in a Max documentary "They Called Him Mostly Harmless," which premiered Thursday. ABC News Live's Phil Lipof spoke with Emmy award-winning director Patricia Gillespie about the documentary and the interest in true crime. ABC NEWS LIVE: Th...
Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images for Alliance for Women in Media Foundation(NEW YORK) -- In 2018, an emaciated male body was found in the Florida wilderness with little clues about his identity. But through a group of internet sleuths, the man was later identified as a hiker known by his nickname of Mostly Harmless. The story is now being re-examined in a Max documentary "They Called Him Mostly Harmless," which premiered Thursday. ABC News Live's Phil Lipof spoke with Emmy award-winning director Patricia Gillespie about the documentary and the interest in true crime. ABC NEWS LIVE: Th...
The true crime doc is unfortunately way more interested in petty internet drama than it is with the hiker—and the trail of victims he left behind.