Holly Van Eis

Honestly, a bunch of people making excuses for their choices. Most didn’t have a worse childhood than many of the children I taught. But yet they made choices to violate the rights and lives of others for their own selfish desires. A lot of how they didn’t mean to do this and that but yet it just happened. No. They made stupid choices and now decades later can’t take accountability. And it’s always someone else who “caused” their immature, violent actions. Glad they’re all in prison still. They haven’t learned a thing. What do you expect from grown people who are uneducated and have never learned a modicum of self control. Boo hoo. And what I do r get is why they start with the criminal and let him lie and change facts to suit him, then go to the victim’s family and the witnesses and the cops, which paint a totally different picture. But then they don’t go back to the killer and confront him? They don’t let him hear what these other people have to say. Why? It seems Netflix only wants to give the killers a voice even though we all know these killers have been lying since they were children. Give the victim’s family a bigger voice. Give the cops a bigger voice. Why let these egomaniacal killers who are still trying to manipulate the system tell further lies? I’m done watching after episode 2. Two liars who lied about why they killed two innocent people who are still lying. The second one is so good at manipulation, he’s getting out early. Says he read books on cognitive behavioral therapy when he also says he was on drugs starting around age 8. He prolly has a reading level of a first grader. He didn’t read those books. He’s gaming the system. After leaving his victim and his own child for 18 hours after shooting the mother in the head. And then goes and sleeps with another girl? Oh hell naw. It was not an accident anymore than the first guy saying he was defending himself against a hate crime just because some guy talked crap to him. What a load of BS. Both are guilty as sin and should spend life in prison. And the few times they are confronted? I don’t remember they say. How convenient. They aren’t victims of anything. They are only bullies and perpetrators and deserve to die in prison.

I think this creation is brave and resonates with all of us who have struggled with failed relationships and loving ourselves. The story told through music and visuals is powerful!