I'm Rebecca Lervoy and this is You Can't make this up as the podcast where we uncover the true stories behind

your favorite Netflix documentaries and films.

On today's episode, we'll revisit our March 2020 discussion of the Netflix film Lost

Girls.

Nobody knows where she is and the police haven't done a goddamn thing.

Now one way or another, I am leaving with those phone records and if you're not going to help me go get me someone who will

True crime fans have heard the news and arrest has been made this month in the Long Island Serial Killer case. The development

has renewed interest in the crimes that baffled authorities for more than a decade.

Today my Crime Raiders- on co-host Kevin

talked with director Liz Garbus about her 2020 film Lost Girls.

Starring Amy Ryan, the Motion Picture

follows Mary Gilbert as she searches for her

missing daughter Shannon. After little interest from police, Mary takes matters

into her own hands, driving her own investigation within an insular gated community near

Long Island's outer banks.

Their mother forces detectives and the media to help uncover numerous unsolved murders.

Shannon went screaming through here at 451 in the morning and no one helped her.

Where is the outrage?

Where's the concern?

Four dead bodies show up in my neighborhood,

I'd be shouting from the rooftops to get to the bottom of it.

Where are they hiding? The film is Lost Girls, the director is Liz Garbus, and she joins us now Liz. What a great film you put together.

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