Anonymous wrote:Yeah, I felt really conflicted about that. She never had a chance. And that scene where she was talking to her dad, telling him that she didn't blame him. I was thinking to myself that's she more gracious than me because I do think he holds a lot of responsibility for not protecting and being present.Anonymous wrote:I was very disturbed that the daughter was sentenced to a lengthy prison term. She really was held hostage.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Watched it. Totally fucked up but I don't think it wasn't done that well. They definitely needed to go into the mother's mental state more and be more investigative about what she was doing when she was alive. Maybe I am too obsessed with true crime podcats, but there is a lot more material there!
I was really looking forward to this, and was disappointed. HBO has been on our chopping block, but we decided to go another month in part because of this doc. It was too short, considering the material, and I really wanted to hear more about the deception and probable munchausen, rather than the play by play of the murder. It seemed like they missed the interesting plot point. They should have made a doc about a woman who abused her daughter by faking illnesses, etc and did so for so long and so severely that the daughter eventually murdered her. Instead the movie was about the murder of a woman who happened to have done that stuff. Missed the mark, imo.
Anonymous wrote:Watched it. Totally fucked up but I don't think it wasn't done that well. They definitely needed to go into the mother's mental state more and be more investigative about what she was doing when she was alive. Maybe I am too obsessed with true crime podcats, but there is a lot more material there!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yeah, I felt really conflicted about that. She never had a chance. And that scene where she was talking to her dad, telling him that she didn't blame him. I was thinking to myself that's she more gracious than me because I do think he holds a lot of responsibility for not protecting and being present.Anonymous wrote:I was very disturbed that the daughter was sentenced to a lengthy prison term. She really was held hostage.
Huh. I didn't think that 10 years with the possibility of parole at 8 years was that bad for pre-meditated murder.
I was skeptical about the conversation she had with her father since I do think it's a possibility she's been trained to be a master manipulator.
Anonymous wrote:Yeah, I felt really conflicted about that. She never had a chance. And that scene where she was talking to her dad, telling him that she didn't blame him. I was thinking to myself that's she more gracious than me because I do think he holds a lot of responsibility for not protecting and being present.Anonymous wrote:I was very disturbed that the daughter was sentenced to a lengthy prison term. She really was held hostage.
Yeah, I felt really conflicted about that. She never had a chance. And that scene where she was talking to her dad, telling him that she didn't blame him. I was thinking to myself that's she more gracious than me because I do think he holds a lot of responsibility for not protecting and being present.Anonymous wrote:I was very disturbed that the daughter was sentenced to a lengthy prison term. She really was held hostage.