Texas Monthly True Crime: The Problem With Erik

That guy Klein is a deluded and wreck less character. He clearly needs attention desperately, and of ours is making money the further things go on. There is a reason law enforcement are careful about what they say, not acting on conjecture or falsely throwing out theories that are absolutely baseless and calling them FACT. FACT. Wouldn’t surprise me in the least if he was rejected from the police force and has spent his life trying to chase them.

I’ve been hooked on this all day, very well researched and presented. Don’t want to give any spoilers but the last episode in the last few minutes of it really gave me insight into what probably happened.

I was interested until that awful, appalling “security” imbecile turned up. Self-important narcissist who just wanted to tell everyone how scary he was and how dark his world is. What a disgusting, insensitive snake oil salesman. after one episode of him… I’d had it.. he represents the sleaze of American hillbilly creeps, that we see on TV, and cringe. Repulsive.

I listen to a lot of True Crime, very few just tell the story in a clear, succinct fashion. I give up with a lot of “documentaries” early on when they’re clearly just an ego trip for the presenter. Credit to the presenter of this show though, good balance of being invested in the outcome but not wanting to be part of the story (unlike some characters in this particular tale!) I echo some of the points in other reviews about the final episode hinting at a possible conclusion to the story, which could have easily been demonstrated earlier on. Overall, an interesting story, well told.