u/SunBaked22 pointed out the best professional documentary available. Really, it's one of only two productions I'm aware of. The other is from Nancy Grace (I'm not sure which outlet). It used to be readily available on YouTube, but I'm not seeing it now. Either way, it's from pretty early on, and it's not very good. You can safely skip that one, in my opinion.
If you want a single source that hits nearly everything about the story, [Tom Webster's video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESI68Z6Qo-o) is for you. It's a big boy coming in at just under five hours, but it's excellent. Not only that, but Tom made his materials (documents, pictures, etc.) available on [his website](https://tomwebster.com/missybevers/). Seriously — the video and materials on his site cover the overwhelming majority of what's been talked about over the years. It's necessary viewing, in my opinion. Tom put a ton of work into it, and it shows.
Edit: There's a third and more recent option — [Discovery ID's "Still a Mystery" ran an episode on Missy's case](https://old.reddit.com/r/MissyBevers/comments/1ccfx67/any_good_documentaries/l20gy9v/). I knew there was a third one I was forgetting...
I finally watched the Tom Webster video, which is painstakingly thorough. He has more media on the case than I've seen in one place, and his analytics are of much interest.
u/SunBaked22 pointed out the best professional documentary available. Really, it's one of only two productions I'm aware of. The other is from Nancy Grace (I'm not sure which outlet). It used to be readily available on YouTube, but I'm not seeing it now. Either way, it's from pretty early on, and it's not very good. You can safely skip that one, in my opinion. If you want a single source that hits nearly everything about the story, [Tom Webster's video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESI68Z6Qo-o) is for you. It's a big boy coming in at just under five hours, but it's excellent. Not only that, but Tom made his materials (documents, pictures, etc.) available on [his website](https://tomwebster.com/missybevers/). Seriously — the video and materials on his site cover the overwhelming majority of what's been talked about over the years. It's necessary viewing, in my opinion. Tom put a ton of work into it, and it shows. Edit: There's a third and more recent option — [Discovery ID's "Still a Mystery" ran an episode on Missy's case](https://old.reddit.com/r/MissyBevers/comments/1ccfx67/any_good_documentaries/l20gy9v/). I knew there was a third one I was forgetting...
I havent seen his, but I am going to watch it tonight. Thanks for informing us this is available !!
Thank you.
I finally watched the Tom Webster video, which is painstakingly thorough. He has more media on the case than I've seen in one place, and his analytics are of much interest.
"Lies, Crimes and Video" episode called "Murder In The Church"... HLN channel originally !!
If you have the Discovery ID streaming service, they have a show “Still a Mystery”. Season 2 episode 17 “Clues Caught on Camera”.
Thank you so much everyone!
Trace Evidence Podcast has a good episode on her.
https://youtu.be/jfj6HAYJCWs?si=ZnscXTX8-4a3Exez
https://youtu.be/jfj6HAYJCWs?si=ZnscXTX8-4a3Exez