Girl in the Picture | Official Trailer | Netflix 

This is why horror movies don't even get an emotional response from me. Nothing can be nearly as horrible as people are in real life.

I really like the fact the documentary focuses on Suzanne - the victim - and not the psychopath

To think she got a scholarship at Georgia Tech for aerospace engineering and wasn’t able to fulfil this and get away from that monster is the most awful moment for her. I truly feel for her because she really believed this man was her dad and that her mum died when she was young. She really didn’t know her true identity and she was so resilient, intelligent, charismatic and beautiful. She is a true champion of survivors and child victims. God bless her soul! 🌹 🕊 and her son’s.

Let's be honest here, looking at that picture really doesn't tell you anything suspicious or nefarious.

Watching this made me realize how little my problems are when people out there live such a horrible life.. that too from childhood .. bawling in tears..

i love documentaries. it's crucial for our children and adolescents to know about the dangers in the world. it's sooooo painful knowing that the closest person to you is the one who's harming you.

Let’s be real, the only good things Netflix brings are the documentaries. I just finished watching Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey and it was so good. I will seriously watch any documentary that Netflix brings

I was deeply disturbed by her story. I remember quietly sobbing while watching yesterday. Sharon/Tonya never stood a chance in life. All of the adults and her friends failed her. Nobody said anything even though that monster/father/abductor was clearly abusing her. And poor Michael… he was almost out of that monster’s reach and could had been with a wonderful family who loves him. Sadly, Michael also suffered the same fate as his mother. That’s why it is important when you see something, say something. These victims only rely on the vigilance and presence of mind of strangers for help. 💔

I read a book about this case, and I am glad Netflix is making a documentary about it It is a sad but moving story

Just finished watching this and I don't think any true crime has ever affected me the way this did. I couldn't even gulp down my water. No one should ever, ever have to suffer the way she did. I honestly cried at how utterly horrifying and tragic her story is. She was so kind, so strong, so intelligent, had the brightest future ahead of her, had she survived or found freedom from her horrific circumstances. My stomach was in knots. The documentary made my skin crawl of what he did to her and what she went through. Such tragic, tragic, tragic loss of life. Both her and her son's. "such a beautiful, kind and smart girl trapped in evil her whole short-lived life" sums this up very adequately

This is the saddest story I've watched. I am literally crying. Thanks Netflix for this incredible documentary. I've learned so much from watching this. Parents, hold your children very close

Ugh, I just finished watching this. Left me feeling empty. I feel like a lot of people failed her and there’s was more that could of been done for her. The girl was such a sweet soul.

Must watch! This is a tragic story of a little girl groomed so severely since she was a baby. Her whole life she lived in this misery. Sad to hear one lady they interviewed say “I don’t understand why she didn’t ask for help.” She was raised by an abuser. That was her normal. She doesn’t know what life is like outside of that. Also, must have some degree of stock-home syndrome especially if your were raise in this kind of life. Sad 😢

What a crazy story. With everything going on in Suzanne's life it's amazing that she was still able to excel in school and present herself well. Who knows what she would've achieved had she gotten away from that monster. So sad...

This documentary doesn’t cover the failure of the judicial system. I think the government is just as responsible in crimes like this, especially since social services didn’t intervene at all during her fifteen years of captivity. Also, the birth mother is something else! As a mother myself I’d never stop searching... She knew who took her daughter too. Just unbelievable.

"Sharon impressed everyone with her intellect. She was beautiful and had the smarts to match. Sharon was a rock star. But what really struck me wasn't her academic record and other great accomplishments or the fact that she was able to succeed at a high level at school despite her disturbing home life, where she had been sexually, physically, and psychologically abused. It was her compassion, her kindness, inner strength, and tolerance of others - her humanity - in the face of such unending horror." - Matt Birkbeck

There is abundant evidence that children living in stepfamilies are more likely to experience sexual abuse. Suzanne’s mother made a series of bad decisions that led to Suzanne’s terrible ordeal.

I was bawling in tears at the end of the documentary. I felt deep hurt and sadness for Michael and Sharon Marshall. I cannot imagine what she had been through. The man who did this to them is evil. I hope they turn this into a movie. May Suzanne and Michael be in a place where there is only joy , love and peace.

I cannot believe the mother did not bother just one bit to look for her daughter. She knew who took her and she didn’t do anything about it. 15 years, she did nothing 😡

Another woman's life ruined by a male's sexual depravity and an unwanted pregnancy. The greatest threat to a woman's health and happiness. Infuriating.

Her parents failed her.Big time.This is one of the saddest things I’ve ever watched.

The lack of urgency from Suzanne's parents to actually find her and to take her away from that monster is what bothered me the most about this whole story.

This was one of the most disturbing/emotional documentaries I've ever seen! She literally suffered most her life but on the outside appeared so strong, so kind and caring! This is the real definition of you never know what goes on behind closed doors when a person presents themselves the way she did, Atleast her and the son are hopefully together and free from that vile creature, but its so sad 🥺

I understand Suzanne's mom had PTSD and needed help considering she just lost her home in the tornado, and had the 3 kids to look after by herself, but I just thought it was incredibly stupid to just go off with a man u just met in a church. I know it was the 70s, but he literally told her what she wanted to hear, "God sent me here to take care of u and ur children". 🤦🤦 That didn't send any alarm bells during the whole process of her getting married to the guy and having the 3 kids be around him???

Finally! I worked on this documentary last year, was wondering when it was coming out. It’s based on the book called “finding Sharon”. We shot in the fall of last year in OKC

I’m a grown ass man, but I teared up watching this.. I even woke up the next day & was still upset about it! It was so emotional. I don’t know why but something about this documentary pierced thru my heart.. 😢

This story absolutely makes you sick. Pure evil is out there, and sometimes, you can't see it until it's too late.

Just watched the movie on Netflix. As a grown man, I was in tears at the end. Such potential this young girl had. Rest in Peace Susan and Michael.

This was everybody's fault not just her mother.Everyone failed her,definitely one of the saddest things I ever watched.

Not only did the justice system fail her but all of her so called friends I can’t believe literally no one could help her or at least go tell authorities with everything they witnessed.

Quite possibly the saddest, and most chilling documentary ever. The evil of that man was so immense that at times it was hard to believe I was watching a true story, and the terrible life she had was beyond imagination.

This was a great documentary. Thank you for sharing her story (and little Michael). A lot of people need to be held accountable. I don't think he should have ever been released in the first place. Anyone who is a child abuser should be in jail for life without parole.

*I always wanted a documentary on Sharon's case and looks like Netflix has done it* Perfect trailer for such a horrifying case

Omg Im so happy her story is getting told on here. Her story broke my heart she and her baby boy deserved so much better.

The music on this trailer is absolutely, perfectly haunting.

"The more you look at the picture and the more you look at her... you can see something is terribly wrong" Me" The cut on that bang tho...yeah..."

I got tears in my eyes when megan said her baby’s name is Micheal.

Even after everything he did to her, everything he made her do.... she didn't become like him

It’s sad that Suzanne’s biological dad was dealing with the after effects of war but why didn’t the grandparents from either side try to take the girls?

Unfortunately, the reason I think she excelled in school and was so well adjusted was because she saw nothing wrong with it. She was kidnapped by him at 4 years old. She probably thought it was normal and everyone's family was like that.

After I watched the Documentary I realised how her parents were irresponsible, how can you live in peace when your daughter kidnapped. I love it the women who adopted Megan the daughter of Sharon she gave a good life, a life her mom never Had from her Grandmother 😢 Every Women can’t be a mom . RIP susie 👧

Just watched this. It was utterly devastating. I was in tears at the end. Very well made.

Netflix never cease to amaze me with their series and documentaries, tbh I can’t see anything evil or horrible from seeing the picture but im curious now😨can’t wait. Even horror movies isn’t horrific or bad lol but it’s always real stuff that’s scary af

What I hated the most was as soon the camera went on, Tonya /Sharon was everybody's best friend...So why did nobody filed a missing person complain? Why when they felt and saw that something was wrong with her, father, son, bruises, being raped next to you in bed... NO ONE went to the police or really help her? This went so far because again...people turned the other cheek.

The sickest fact about this case is that the mother reported her daughter was missing on the same day her husband abducter her little girl. And guess what?! Authorities did nothing becuase she was with her "dad".

Honestly, ill watch this JUST based on the fact that its by the people who did 'Abducted in Plain Sight' which might be the most shocking one-off doco ive ever seen.

As a mom, what truly broke my heart about this entire story is that Michael might never be found. He's about to live the best of his life with a good family when tragedy hit. I couldn't imagine leaving this world and my kid in the wrong person's care and only for my kid to follow me days later to heaven in such horrible manner. Michael would have been my age, if he's still alive. R.I.P Suzanne & Michael.

I cried during the ending of this movie. What a tragic life Sharon had and no one tried to help her. That's what stuck with me. NO one did anything!! It blew my mind. I feel very sorry for her friends who must feel so must guilt after finding out what had been actually going on. But the fact they suspected her father was pimping her out or actually witnessed her being raped and they didn't call the police....I am speechless. And then Sharon's birth father!! He must feel sooo much guilt I cannot even imagine it. It looks like his life turned out fine in the end, he must ask himself every single day why he didn't take in those three little girls when he had the chance, it would've saved his daughter from a life of rape, abuse and ultimate early death. Tragic, tragic story.

I feel like the mother sold her daughter. Because there is nooo way you never looked for her. Everybody failed Suzanne poor poor lady. What a horrible life.

That is why you need to be very very careful about taking a man inside your house when you have children. Very very sad story specially when she was a scholar student. RIP beautiful angel.

the point of this documentary shows how so many people failed her and im so mad for it. i cant stop crying because i know her so called friend, parents, etc could have done so much to save her but they do nothing. im so sorry for her

What an absolutely heartbreaking story. Suzanne went through such horrors yet her light was still able to shine through and touch the lives of others. R.I.P. Suzanne and Michael 💞

Felt sad and at the same time relieved that they were able to find out the real identity of Sharon. Thumbs up to the detectives and all other people who never gave up to find the truth. It's just sad that her parents were not ready to have a children to take care and protect them.

I read about this case a long time ago, it is absolutely crazy.

after watching this I am left heartbroken… this poor angel never got the justice she deserved. everyone she was around failed her. friends of her saw obvious signs of abuse and yet decided to do nothing about the situation, maybe if only one person would’ve spoke up, she would still be here today with us. i truly believe God is giving her the life she deserved on earth up there in heaven. rest easy Suzanne, your kind soul and heart has touched many. you remained a great person after the world had treated you so poorly. you’re truly missed.

I've watched shows about this case and it still gives me chills

Netflix do knock it out of the park with their true crime documentary films. Nothing compares to true documentaries from Netflix.

I can't believe her biological mom did not come forward after Floyd's pictures were all over the news!!! Suzanne's best friend's mom in high school was able to recognize Suzanne from the news, & yet, her biological mom could not even recognized the guy she married and took her daughter?? WTF!!!

I can't get these faces, voices, and stories out of my mind days after watching this documentary. I hope more people come forward to fill in the missing gaps of the time-line.

The system has failed us. He should have never been released after his 1st crime. Michael should have immediately been placed in the witness protection. Suzanne's mother/father should have cried for more help when her 3 daughters were kidnapped. Terrible outcome. Im devastated 💔

The most memorable part of this for me was “why didn’t she ask me for help when we were alone?” Oh so much that woman doesn’t know. This is a tragic story. So very sad.

"This young beautiful woman." Yuck, you know what I hate?! When people judge a missing person by how they look. It seemed so shallow, creepy, and irrelevant, especially if they are a missing child. Its like, so we have to care, because of how "good looking" they looked??? And of course, that dude would say that, pervert. How about missing girls, teens, who aren't white society pretty? Or not the generic white, blonde, and or, skinny missing girls, and teens? Do they matter??? When are Netflix going to document missing girls, women cases that aren't white, blonde and skinny??? I am surprise d they didn't document missing cases of Indigenous women yet...

When they showed her picture of her smiling had me in tears.

After seeing the film I really got enraged at Suzanne's mom ...she had a long life while that beautiful Suzanne's life was cut short ...All Suzanne's mom did was to have fun ...changed man after man and got pregnant again and again ..thats all she did in her entire life ...she never bothered abt her children 😡

It's hard to fathom what Suzanne had to endure yet in so many ways she was strong. I wish she would have asked for help. By the end of the documentary, I was so saddened for Suzanne and her little boy, Michael. If Michael has passed, at least they are together and in peace.

I remember this story. It's highly confusing and disturbing. How can a person do this???

Yes. I love it when Netflix do documentary.

Not the dancer shaming the mother when her and every female claiming to be her friend failed her as well.

I remember reading about this case. This is one of the saddest and most incredible stories I have ever read.

They failed to mention her brother Philip that was found in 2020 I'm assuming he didn't wanna be in the doc. I'm surprised her mom didn't mention him. Absolutely sick story so sad..

The real monsters in this case are definitely Suzzane's parents, who have both abandoned her at such a young age and haven't even bothered to find out their daughter's whereabouts or what really happened to her...soo sad

Just finished. This was so heartbreaking but at the same time had so many life lessons to help everyone of us. A story of a life with a quick ending but that had so many untold big events that affected in a bad way everyone in this story.... A huge respect for the blonde lady that at the end said that Suzanne would be that kind of person who are able to continue living and overcome the trauma. Very sad but wise words.

The friend could’ve easily saved her by speaking up and saving her life most likely.

I feel so bad that people had to go through this and some still do

I reeked like a baby after watching this, even throughout it. There are so many heartbreaking, soul crushing stories out there but this really effected me. What a waste of life, it’s infuriating what Suzanne had to go through, absolutely heartbreaking and infuriating! and her son Michael, pretty much everyone that was effected or harmed by this disgusting evil man. I hope they are resting in peace, he can’t harm you anymore 🥺

How can someone be so tragic and emotionless. Rip Suzanne and Michael. Nobody deserves this.

I remember reading about this case one night and I couldn't sleep for the next few days. Such utter devastation and hopelessness.

This story has the most shocking plot twists ever I envy who don't know the full story about this little girl

There are crime stories where the deaths are grislier and the body count far higher, but this is one of the saddest and most gut-wrenching things I've ever watched. There is just something about the fact that this poor girl died never even knowing her own real name that just tears my heart out. People like the guy in this story remind me of the opening line of an article that I believe was written about the Polly Klaas case. It said something to the effect, "We tuck our children into their beds; kiss them goodnight and tell them to sleep well because there are no real monsters"...... "But we lie."

When I saw Daniella Kristy cover this story honestly it really really makes me sick to my stomach to think that this was a true story and I'm glad this is getting recognized.

This story has such a heartbreaking ending

just done watching this. it's one of the most sick and twisted true crime documentaries I've seen in a while. You may now rest in Peace Suzanne Marie and Michael.

This documentary gave me such heartache and hope at the same time. The incredible investigators, who never gave up on Sharon and Michael are real heroes and am so grateful they exist and did this for Sharon and Michael. Rest in peace sweet angels. 💕

Instant goosebumps when I see this trailer. Even more when I read the description. It's a true story?! 😳😱

This is the saddest story I've ever heard. I cried at the end.

If there's one thing that should be done.. parenting or anything like that should be added as a curriculum in schools, may it be in high school or college. I blame the bad parenting that happened to Suzzane/Sharon/Tonya... her parents were young and dumb and didn't even care or tried harder to find her. It makes me sick to my stomach that there's a lot of cases of abused and missing kids all because of their parents are mentally not ready to be parent.

The way Netflix is only surviving through True Crime docs and stranger things

Netflix documentaries are always amazing

can we talk about the sound design for this? 🔥 WOW

This is the one that leads u to tears, the girl never had a chance to live normal life like the rest of ppl, then her life ended up in tragedy before she know what life can give . Rest in peace.

I think stories of Sylvia Likens, Junko Furuta and Suzie really are heartbreaking. Just shows how twisted and evil some people can be.

Just when I thought I couldn't bear another cold case...I watched...the most incredible investigation I've ever known. Suzanne's classmates, friends, co-workers, babysitter, daughter, the FBI and beyond. Superb. Brilliant. Love, loyalty and dedication found her. Just wow. 💕💕💕

Her mother seems to be perfect example of play stupid games win stupid prizes, left her husband had child with another man, married some random guy put her children for adoption, didn't heed to find her kidnapped daughter, even her granddaughter's foster mom says something is not right about her, wasn't there at memorial. At least the father showed himself up. She might have faced lot of hardships but she seemingly failed as mother.

Netflix makes god-tier true crime documentaries. I will be watching this the day it drops.

Everything about this case/story is absolutely heartbreaking. There is no happy ending..

When I say I cried so hard and gave my heart and soul over to God to hear my cries for her and everyone that loved her and her children my God ! So sad 😞

This is f’ing crazy… but never underestimate the endurance of the human spirit bc this young woman overcame the worst horrors in life and did her best to persevere. God bless her soul.

Wow, her mother was something else. Was her 2 sister's ever located, the Documentary didn't mention anything except they were dropped off by Floyd.

OK, honestly, this looks like a very interesting story. I am pretty obsessed with True Crime. I am more interested in watching interviews with killers. It is the psychology, the mannerisms, the way they speak...it is all very fascinating to me. I'm 39 now, I've been watching stuff like this since I was about 17. Starting with the old school shows with my Gram on the weekends. 48 Hours, 20/20, Dateline, etc. We loved that time spent together. However, nowadays it feels like on one hand I want to see this story but on the other hand, I feel like things like this shouldn't be entertainment even though while watching these types of shows I'm just usually feeling devastated, angry...not enjoyment in a way that I would enjoy an episode of Bob's Burgers, ya know? Does anyone else feel sort of torn when it comes to True Crime? Maybe not this case specifically but just in general? Like what about the family of the victims and how they are harassed by reporters and journalists...or being bothered by those women in their 40's with a true crime podcast that wants to get an interview or new piece of information? It feels wrong...yet I still watch shows like Fear Thy Neighbor, Paula Zahn, American Monster, Evil Lives Here, Exhumed, Murdered By Morning, Snapped...there's a lot. When the family is actively participating in the show, it doesn't feel as bad. Does anyone else just feel kind of icky about it?

This was a wonderfully done documentary, I have children and I can't for a second imagine a child going through what this poor woman went through... no one, especially a child should have to go through abuse... it's so sad... but by all accounts sounds like in her 20 years she was an amazing person and positively impacted many people. I also watched the Gabriel Fernandez documentary, which if you haven't seen that, I highly recommend. Very sad stories indeed but these stories need to be heard.