We're all obsessed with the true crime documentaries on Netflix, so when I got the opportunity to review The Makings of a Murderer at the Royal Theatre Castlebar, I jumped at the chance. How I would describe this show is that it is like a LIVE true crime documentary. It is presented by The Scottish Detective , David Swindle who caught serial killer Peter Tobin. This is what intrigued me most about going to this show, the fact that we would be listening to an actual detective who had done this job for over three decades as oppose to someone who just reads alot about crime and they become a self proclaimed 'expert' on the topic. The first thing that impressed me was the pretty cool staging for the show. Resembling a police station, they had old metal filling cabinets, a desk, books and evidence boards up on a wall. At the centre of all this was a massive screen for video clips which David would show throughout his talk. The show was in two parts with an interval to grab a be...