The Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker

I was hoping this documentary would tell a compelling but sad story but I was wrong.

I'm a true crime fan and I've seen countless episodes of different series and I was really taken aback about this one.

The point is that not only is lacking in giving the viewers clear evidence or clearly explaining what happened, both during the moment that lead up to the "hero" situation or the murder. What is lacking is empathy for everyone involved in this sad story. The interviews with tv researcher and reality producer are terrible.

We are talking about months before the murder and the lack of kindness, empathy, understanding, for a person that was homeless and catapulted to nation fame in a few moments is as clear as the sun in the sky and it does not make for a good thing to see.

All considering, the lack of comprehension and simpathy by this people, who only wanted to profit from the star of the moment, make his behaviors almost understandable. Especially if there were mental issues involved.

In general there is no one talking on Kai side (apart from a brief interview with a cousin), no one trying to paint a larger picture, to understand how it must be difficult living on the streets and how the media and the viral cycle could destabilize a human being.

In the end it's shallow and lack of empathy.