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I'll Be Gone in the Dark – Season 1, Episode 5 Monsters Recede but Never Vanish

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Paul Holes, who is the chief of forensics in Contra Costa County, reconstructs the killer's family tree with the help of genetic genealogist Barbara-Rae Venter.
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Liz Garbus

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Jonathon Wilson Ready Steady Cut 07/27/2020
4/5
In its bittersweet fifth episode, "Monsters Recede but Never Vanish", I'll Be Gone in the Dark reaches two momentous moments: the capture of Joseph James DeAngelo, aka the Golden State Killer, and the tragic, untimely death of Michelle McNamara. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Synopsis Paul Holes, who is the chief of forensics in Contra Costa County, reconstructs the killer's family tree with the help of genetic genealogist Barbara-Rae Venter.
Director
Liz Garbus
Network
HBO
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Documentary, Crime, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jul 26, 2020