Thanks for the article from Rubin Osborne

I’ve watched Forensic Files for about five years. I currently watch it on Court TV on my satellite dish from www.direc4u.com. Forensic Files was one of the first true crime TV shows. It premiered in the 1990s, and since its inception, similar shows have followed. Each episode of Forensic Files tells the story of a crime and how police investigators and forensics experts solve the crime using the evidence they piece together.

My favorite thing about the show is the interviews with real life people who were somehow involved in the crime. These interviews and testimonials feature people who knew the victim or actually worked on the homicide investigation. The interviews make me feel as though I’m in the moment. I feel that I understand the crime better when I hear the words of those who felt its impact. The show also does reenactments of each crime so that the viewer can get a good mental picture of how it happened. The cases are real, and I marvel at how they use science to catch the criminals. My favorite episodes are the ones where they don’t identify the killer until the end. It makes it more mysterious that way. I like to guess who I think it could be.