This is an extremely slow and dull documentary where a great deal of the time two murderers are being defended by their friends. Two women who murdered six children. Two women who were so narcissistic they thought the children should not be allowed to live without them. Two women who were trying to destroy all evidence and get rid of all witnesses to their abuse and starvation of children. What would their social media followers think if the truth was revealed?
At least there were saner individuals interviewed, though, such as a psychiatrist and the neighbor who called CPS after various encounters with starving and terrified children. Hey, defenders of killers of children, judging others is not the worst thing a person could do. Making excuses and defending those who murder innocent children, after abusing and starving them, is the worst thing a person could do.
P. S. If you are a sane person, tired of insanity being positively promoted, do watch "Broken Harts" (2021), currently with discovery + at Amazon, instead of watching this pathetic documentary.
At least there were saner individuals interviewed, though, such as a psychiatrist and the neighbor who called CPS after various encounters with starving and terrified children. Hey, defenders of killers of children, judging others is not the worst thing a person could do. Making excuses and defending those who murder innocent children, after abusing and starving them, is the worst thing a person could do.
P. S. If you are a sane person, tired of insanity being positively promoted, do watch "Broken Harts" (2021), currently with discovery + at Amazon, instead of watching this pathetic documentary.