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I knew of the arrest and the surrounding circumstances of the ecstasy ring Sammy and family were involved in, I didn't know the details. This documentary she's the light on the underlying story and the people affected-including the competition. I like that it features NYC, suburbs of Liverpool and Phoenix. I remember the rave days in the late 90's, it definitely sheds the accurate light on what the scene was like back then. All in all, a well rounded movie that sheds the light on the underbelly of crime and society that exists from city to city in anywhere of the United States of America. Well done.

True Crime goes viral on social media, so when social media influencers fall to earth- they commit horrendous crimes. Full circle. Documentary has great pacing and well researched. I would assume it's very hard to piece together narrative via social media but some how filmmakers did it. Interviews were shot great and characters were perfect to giving background into the seedy side of Las Vegas. Question that have after watching this episode, is it all worth it? Gaining millions of followers and being recognized as an influencer, but at what cost? What goes up must come down- you get a sense of this throughout episode.