Much closer to something you'd see on a late-night "investigation" type show, and only worth HALF the time spent on this very weak documentary.
Because there isn't a lot to work with, you hear most of the story in the beginning, and the rest is just explaining only mildly interesting details.
After a while, it became frustrating, waiting for it to take a new twist or turn, but it never did.
There was some shoddy, low- integrity, journalism too. The Buzzfeed reporter, who, for some reason is given a lot of time to tell us her opinions, over and over, makes a point about how the girl was ambivalent, as if that should hold ANY weight as far as the law is concerned (being general to keep from spoiling anything, but there's not much to spoil).
Not worth the time. Much better stuff out there.
Because there isn't a lot to work with, you hear most of the story in the beginning, and the rest is just explaining only mildly interesting details.
After a while, it became frustrating, waiting for it to take a new twist or turn, but it never did.
There was some shoddy, low- integrity, journalism too. The Buzzfeed reporter, who, for some reason is given a lot of time to tell us her opinions, over and over, makes a point about how the girl was ambivalent, as if that should hold ANY weight as far as the law is concerned (being general to keep from spoiling anything, but there's not much to spoil).
Not worth the time. Much better stuff out there.