[ SECRET POST #6871 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6871 ⌋

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I've only seen the Chris Watts documentary, and while the presentation tells what happened when and where, it lacks depth. Agreed that while the doc wasn't bad, it wasn't great either.

Just very, "Oh so that's what happened." A brief view into a disturbing story where we know what happened and the people involved.

But there is no curiosity into who the victims were outside of the crime and their relationship to the killer. No insight into the culture and community before, during or after the murders. No deeper look into the killer outside of what's directly related to the crimes they committed.

And, outside of the inherent curiosity to know what happened when something tragic/violent happens, the filmmaker didn't convey at all why this is an important story to tell.

Outside of answering "What happened in that case/event?" because of human morbid curiosity, what makes this story a story worth telling?