"Very well shot, you got all the key interviews, and it was very educational. It made me search my soul. Best of all, your documentary helped bring moral clarity to people like me who hoped to salvage the good that Smith did, from the evils he committed. I found out that his crimes were much worse than I knew, and Dr. Amit Bhattacharjee taught me that it is important to make a sacrifice in order to have moral clarity: boycott the good that Smith still has to offer, to make a clean break. Let his victims know that we do not consider their pain to be an acceptable price. John Evans is intelligent and I respect his ability to abide contradictions and stay in contact with Smith without forgiving him. But Dr. Bhattacharjee is right. If Smith wanted to be forgiven, he needed to publicly admit what he did and plead guilty. Truth has to come before reconciliation. Please make appearance credits available in the near future."

"Worth viewing. Lived and worked in Tacoma And Seattle during this era. Accurate portrait of Jeff Smith and his bizarre personality. It was widely known what he was up to. Sad that so many young men were victimized."

"Very well chronicled and interesting docuseries about a very complex man. I got to know Jeff in Chicago on the receiving end of his sometimes questionable behavior at a Michelin starred and beloved Chicago restaurant. You never knew which Jeff was being seated at one of your tables. He could be lovely and generous, he could be challenging. Many staff cringed when they knew he was on the books for the evening. I just shrugged and entered the battle zone."

"Thank you for this documentary- so thorough and done so well."