Done, by the end it was a relief to put this one away. The first part of the book was a very quick read through the factual details of the case. Become less readable in later chapters, as these are in fact episode transcriptions, and without facts to rely on, the discussions about conjecture become repetitive and tedious.

At one point they mentioned factual issues with Robert Graysmith's seminal yellow book on the Zodiac killer, and I really wish they had discussed those in further detail.

Interesting if you need an overview of the facts in chronological order, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend sticking around past those chapters.

There were the odd spelling errors, typos, and mispelled names of places or people. Probably awkwardness left over from the transcription.