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[quote=Anonymous]My takeaway is that some kids are just really rotten then they turn into sadistic teens who blame others.

Plenty of other students were getting bullied in school like the investigator's son. Plenty of other boys are bad at sports and their fathers are disappointed. Plenty of other kids have fathers who eventually lose their tempers.

Jaime seems at first like an innocent kid but his level of sophistication and malice is there. He doesn't use a knife from his own house, he uses a friends, which indicates the stabbing was planned. He then is able to change his clothes and get rid of the murder weapon. When his father asks him if he did it, he stares right back into his eyes and swears he didn't. He threatens the therapist when she visits and takes a great deal of pleasure into scaring her through violence. He violently explodes then ask for another cup of hot chocolate.

Jaime was having issues at school as well, so it wasn't new behavior. There is a huge problem that is getting worse in schools where students are allowed to be completely disruptive and there are very few consequences. It really ruins the learning environment of so many other students and the disruptive students aren't learning their eventually will be consequences.

So I didn't see the toxic masculinity take or that his parents could have done more, I thought he was just an evil kid that not everyone could see at first. If it hadn't been the girl he had killed, it would have been someone else eventually. Jaime totally reminded me of the British murder case of Robert Thompson and Jon Venables where at ten years old they kidnapped and killed the two year old.

The young actor was outstanding! [/quote]

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