I am finding it strangely riveting, despite the fact that we have heard most of it all before.
I am impressed both by the content and the excellent way in which it has been presented. Initially I scoffed at the notion of eight programmes ... but I stand corrected. In the knowledge that many of the facts outlined could well have benefited from a more in depth look, I now think there would have been enough information to fill many more programmes.
Among the most striking part of the documentary for me was the sense of betrayal conveyed in no uncertain terms felt by journalist Sandra Felgueiras who had believed implicitly the information given to her by the PJ which she used to great effect against Kate and Gerry only to discover that the police had lied to her and used her.
Martin Grime reiterated the information clearly and concisely that the dog alerts had to be substantiated.
Then we went back to translations when the translator of information from the FSS in Birmingham didn't bother to translate the included caveats which meant that the police got entirely the wrong end of the stick ...
It was poignant to hear Gerry McCann upholding Murat's right to the presumption of innocence in light of what he and Kate have suffered since Madeleine disappeared and I think this documentary expertly outlined the reasons for the genesis of that.