Piers is a real no nonsense person that gets the job done right. He gets the topic, the point, the purpose of each of the women story and reveals it in concise, bottom of the line manner. He is polite but firm and highlights the atrocity and sometimes the injustice. Very recommended if you care about a motive behind a real crime of those chosen women in the interviews and their story.

Fascinating yet frustrating at times. I highly recommend this program to anyone who usually finds true crime shows poorly written and somewhat prurient. Morgan lets the women mostly speak for themselves and provides the basic facts of the crime. No psychological analysis of the women or their crimes. Every woman has been the subject of a book by true crime author M. William Phelps. I don't know how or why Mr Morgan should require some sort special backround to present this program. A lot of people seem to have strong negative feelings about him but you should set those aside and listen to these women speak about their crimes. What frustrating is what is not said. WHY did these women do what they did? I found myself having sympathy for only one woman featured. All of them belong exactly where they are.

I was only able to see 2 episodes but they were really well done. Netflix hasn't offered the rest yet. A lot of people don't like Piers Morgan but he did a great job in my opinion. He gave all the information and asked great questions to the offenders. I love this type of documentary and this is one of the better ones I have seen.

The show is absolutely terrible. The interviewer is self-serving, quite callous, and frankly not qualified for the job. The show would be better served if someone with any real qualification in criminology at all, whatsoever, were contributing to and/or interviewing the inmates. Not least by any means, there is no danger to the interviewer in entering the prison to talk to the women, please do stop pretending there is..