Elizabeth Ardill

Gripping true story. The first night was puzzling as took a while to work out detectives when younger and older. I found it a bit mixed up. By the end of second instalment I was hooked! It was cleverly done - able to show drama being enacted by actors side by side with the real people involved in this horrific evil act.

Terrific. Acting , storytelling ,comedy, heartwarming, many home truths about relationships. I laughed so much at gormless Kelly who meant so well. I binge watched on catch up all week. So sorry it’s finished.

Terrific drama. Was totally fascinated by the brilliant acting of every member of the cast.

What sort of example is this to show of one of our greatest writers of all time? Charles Dickens was a genius. To add and change one of his wonderful stories is criminal.

Totally gripping- I looked forward to every episode. It made me realise that this is going on in the real world! I nonetheless found it incredible that someone could be allowed to defend themselves for that amount of time and not be challenged by the judge. Poetic licence I suppose. It's a drama I'll never forget.

I had to turn this off half way through 2nd part. It exploits every cliché in the book and is total drivel. You have to care what happens to a character and when you don't you have to give up.

Everything that is evil and to do with human fraility is in this documentary. On one side we have awe of this mega star and greed of fame and money from the parents. On the other side we have lust and total control of little innocent beautiful children. Who to blame? Our society that's who! We idolise pop stars and footballers as if they are gods. Weak individuals like Saville and Jackson are set on a pedestal and their minders are afraid to speak up in case they lose their so called wonderful jobs.