What a dysfunctional world we live in! This can't be the life humans were created to live.

A compelling and very sad story. I think as a documentary it was executed alright, but it's definitely more impactful for what the story is rather than the way that story's told.

Presentation also feels a bit too sleek and "Netflixy" for lack of a better word, with all the uninspired music and certain editing decisions you see time and time again in their true crime documentaries, but at least it's 109 minutes rather than a 10.9 hour miniseries.

It's engaging for most of that runtime, too. Some of the aspects of the story being milked for suspense/shocks might usually rub me the wrong way, but I don't think it crossed a line here. Plus so many interviews with family members makes me optimistic they were okay with the way their story was told, which is the main thing.

I really hope family will get justice for once.

Very tragic story about what really matters in life- family and love.

Fantastic documentary.