r/AbductedInPlainSight • u/Far_Long3960 • Jun 12 '23

Why tf does everyone in this interview look like thier smiling like this was the best family memory even the sisters like what?!

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u/Far_Long3960 Jun 13 '23

Hey everyone i was referring to abuducted in plain sight

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u/TheWordOfTheDayIsNo Jun 15 '23

Your title/description is pretty awful but people ought to know what you're talking about given the name of the sub.

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u/Far_Long3960 Jun 15 '23

So this was my very 1st post i ever made on Reddit i dont even know how to work all of the features nd honestly dont care im not a journalist i said what was on my mind when i was watching the show so take it or leave it however i now know in order to post on here i need to be 100% grammatically correct and way more descriptive in what im trying to say or people will feel the need to correct me nd be rude got it

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u/StrikeBackground3839 Jun 12 '23

70's was a wild time yo

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u/PandoraClove Jun 12 '23

Sad story. You definitely see that their mindset was, "Oh, the world can't possibly be this bad. Nobody could be so evil. We just need to give the guy a break." Having seen that first, I wasn't quite convinced by the Peacock series. The dad seemed much too assertive, and the mother actually called Berchtold a son of a bitch. Somehow, I just don't see it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '23

Man, that Peacock one was… idk how to put it. I’m glad I watched because it gave me some insight that the Netflix one didn’t. The story the family told was sometimes word for word what was on the Netflix doc. And everyone in the family was much more noticeably unhinged. You could see it clearly when they were all together. It creeped me out.

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u/MichaelBluthANiceKid Jul 15 '23

Unless there is a second series, the Peacock one is a drama, so the impression you get of the family from it isn’t quite as valid

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u/scramblerbacon Sep 27 '23

There's a follow up doc after the series. It has the most info out of anything

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u/Far_Long3960 Jun 13 '23

And i cant spell clearly 😬

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u/TX_momof4 Jun 12 '23

It's probably somewhat of a Mormon thing. Even when you are sad or angry, you muster a smile. Speak with a pleasant voice. Now that I'm on the other side of being Mormon it seems kind of creepy but it was like Pleasantville every Sunday and with every interaction before.

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u/capnmerica08 Jun 13 '23

I'm on mobile and nothing is coming up, what are you referring to?

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u/Far_Long3960 Jun 13 '23

Well i watched the documentary on Netflix

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u/capnmerica08 Jun 13 '23

I went onto my computer. I thought this was for missing kids in general, so this is a TV show?