It would be good to watch this with an open mind. I think the district attorney's interviews might mirror the way many laypeople would react to the situation and to Anthony's behavior, before, during and after he killed his father. So it's important to watch until the end to see how her opinions evolve as she is (and we are) exposed to more evidence, as well as expert opinions and the perspectives of Burt's victim-survivors. The ending....oof. Heartbreaking. This series is so real. If you don't like it, you don't like reality. So lets become activists to stop domestic abuse and start asking the right questions, as the advocate mentions in the third episode: not why didn't she leave, or why didn't she take Anthony with her, or do this or that, but how can this man be so abusive to the people he's supposed to love the most? What is it that made him feel entitled to so much power and control? Very educational and thought-proviking series. Also didn't feel too long or short.
Review of I Just Killed My Dad
