They Called Him Mostly Harmless

This crime documentary follows the mystery of an unidentified man found dead in the Florida wilderness. After authorities release a sketch of the deceased, several people claim to have met him, yet none knew his name. It takes two years of scientific effort and the help of thousands of online investigators to determine his identity, a discovery that leads to further complications.

Directed by Patricia E. Gillespie, this was the first film in a sequence of projects that includes The Secrets We Bury and #SKYKING. The production was handled by Investigation Discovery and Anchor Entertainment, with Danielle Franco, Ethan Goldman, and Amy Brown serving as producers. The film has a runtime of 89 minutes. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 6.2/10 based on 35 votes.