It was a very interesting and enjoyable documentary. I did my own research like I do with every documentary I watch. And I do very much believe she was abused which is awful and very messed up.At the same time though, I read plenty about the people she hung out with and aquatinted herself with. And it wasn't just her, her mother as well. They would spend there time, with very dangerous criminals, drug dealers, and gang members.If you choose to hang out with and put yourself around people like that, you can't later on complain about the consequences of the events that occur.
I grew up in a poor area, I've been in the same neighborhood as large groups of criminals and like any normal individual chose to not associate myself with them. They would ask me to hang out or try to strike up conversation. I always politely declined or on occasion just completely ignored them. They eventually got the hint. And I reaped the benefits of doing that later in life.
Review of Crime After Crime
