JaeJae is right. Why are you on a site like Websleuths of all places lecturing people on what they should and shouldn't do in regards to true crime? It's frankly none of your business what people do with their own time, and you've been doing this exact thing throughout this thread and possibly earlier ones. I haven't touched most of the Maura Murray media, haven't watched a single episode of Missing Maura Murray or read Renner's book but it's not my concern what others do. It's against the TOS here to tell others what to do and how to post.
Also the guy that made that video is in contact with the family and has been to the crash site and general area several times so he is more worth listening to than 99% of this thread including you. He's not going to solve the case i don't think JaeJae was suggesting that but he could be helpful for beginners to the case in summarizing the facts and describing the general area.
I never said she has to do this or that. I said that True Crime can lead to a bit of an unhealthy obsession and it can be good to step away from it once in a while. JaeJae has posted links to podcasters quite a bit in here so I decided to bring it up. And sorry but the people in videos like that are really no different than people in this forum. And most of the time their extent of communication with victims families consist of no more than a couple emails and maybe they talked to them once when they went to one of the tributes. And many of those people try to come off as being involved in the case.
If you want to believe they are more important than that then we will just have to agree to disagree.