Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery

Main Ideas

• Exploration of the lives and fates of five women who became victims of a serial killer on Long Island.
• Analysis of the social and economic factors that led women to prostitution and made them vulnerable.
• Criticism of law enforcement for their lack of attention to the disappearances and murders of women from marginalized groups.
• Examination of the role of the internet and technology in the modern world of prostitution and their impact on women's safety.
• Issues of stigmatization and bias against victims, hindering effective crime investigations.
• Psychological profile of the serial killer and an attempt to understand his motives and methods.
• Questions about justice and the protection of victims' and their families' rights in the context of unsolved crimes.