Corroboration of evidence may be exciting to evidence gatherers as it can silence the naysayers however the naysayers are not the ones watching Season 19 of your show with bated breath.
To the fans it's a lot of screaming for otherwise underwhelming content.
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Also the way that Zak's face lit up like a kid's on Christmas morning when he touched the same surgical tools that the serial killer had used was profoundly disturbing.
Also the fact that Billy repeatedly stated that he felt like he was being choked, that his throat was closing up and the fact that he could hardly speak, before finally having to step out of the room, while Zak essentially ignored him was disturbing. Even when Billy came back and tried to explain to Zak what he had experienced, it seemed like Zak simply did not care enough to even look at Billy as he spoke.
Then when Aaron came stumbling into the tent after having momentarily blacked out, dropped his camera, and fallen down the stairs, the only thing that Zak seemed to care about was capturing the moment on camera even while Aaron insisted that he was in fact, not OK. This was also rather disturbing.
More than ever before, I got the unsettling feeling that Zak would forsake any of his crew member's safety for content and evidence, even the ones who had been with him since the beginning.
I don't want to be that fan to bring up Nick but this is in stark comparison to how Nick would instantly be at his crew member's side at the slightest hint of distress which speaks to his highly protective behaviour towards his crew.
Zak, on the other hand, seems to favour leaving behind the crew member struggling the most in the moment just to see what happens.
I worry that Zak has gone down a path of no return.
To the fans it's a lot of screaming for otherwise underwhelming content.
SPOILERS
Also the way that Zak's face lit up like a kid's on Christmas morning when he touched the same surgical tools that the serial killer had used was profoundly disturbing.
Also the fact that Billy repeatedly stated that he felt like he was being choked, that his throat was closing up and the fact that he could hardly speak, before finally having to step out of the room, while Zak essentially ignored him was disturbing. Even when Billy came back and tried to explain to Zak what he had experienced, it seemed like Zak simply did not care enough to even look at Billy as he spoke.
Then when Aaron came stumbling into the tent after having momentarily blacked out, dropped his camera, and fallen down the stairs, the only thing that Zak seemed to care about was capturing the moment on camera even while Aaron insisted that he was in fact, not OK. This was also rather disturbing.
More than ever before, I got the unsettling feeling that Zak would forsake any of his crew member's safety for content and evidence, even the ones who had been with him since the beginning.
I don't want to be that fan to bring up Nick but this is in stark comparison to how Nick would instantly be at his crew member's side at the slightest hint of distress which speaks to his highly protective behaviour towards his crew.
Zak, on the other hand, seems to favour leaving behind the crew member struggling the most in the moment just to see what happens.
I worry that Zak has gone down a path of no return.
