Tex Coco

This was one of the saddest and heartbreaking documentaries that I have ever seen. It was well done.

Awesome and honest documentary.

This movie could have been soooo much better based on the subject of black women passing for white. However it was lacking and left alot to be desired. Very disappointing that the story wasn't told of the history of this practice and the characters were lacking as well. Dont even waist your time because its disappointing that the movie didn't even scratch the surface of the practice of passing years ago.

Soo many unanswered questions.. Did they ever try counseling of any kind. Seems like they are stuck in time. I think moving to another home would have helped the grieving process. They really all needed counseling because suicide can run in the family. Its good to cherish memories but not to be obsessive about it. Also where are their grandparents, aunts, uncles friends etc. The story seems incomplete 😢. It would have been helpful to talk about the fact that they had 6 children that was autistic out of 7! Why did they keep having children? That would drive anyone crazy.. Could they have inherited this from their dad. He seemed to be on the spectrum with the way he dictated in his diary and the need to want things in order all the time. Why didn't the wife try to get him help? Orcut their losses and did she? Maybe I missed that. It could have been hard for him with having soo many kids and trying to be organized. Not to mention they definitely had financial problems and putting all their kids in private school.r.They were living above their means which didn't help. R eally think he had a form of autism as well and also other mental disorders. I hope they can have productive lives and relocate. I just saw that they are trying to raise 600000 euros to save their property. They still haven't learned a thing. So far they have 1592 euros from Go fund me. They need to move on.

So heartfelt. I loved it. I even shed a few tears. They were blessed to have each other for soon many decades and the niece was a god send.

The way this documentary continued to attempt at painting Elize as a victim and weak was appalling. She is clearly a sociopath. The way she would laugh and smile throughout the documentary was horrible. She has no remorse. That one lady in green was defending the murderer as if she was being paid to do so.. Elize should have been sentenced to life in prison. She doesn't regret what she did and she planned it.