I'm very into true crime but I had never heard of this case. This was... surprising and shocking. Like... Jesus. It's crazy what people can hide under the hood.

Now, the documentary itself is not the best. The storyline is disorganized and they provide information in such a way that you ask yourself "why the fuck is this relevant?" and they never really answer the question. Not in a satisfying manner anyway.

They provide little detail on many important things, such as his father's abuse, his relationship with his mother, his cousin, the drug he smoked before committing suicide, etc., but go on and on and on about his sexuality, for example. That bothered me. Most of the relevant information feels watered down even though they do provide good visual content because there's a lot of real footage.

As far as documentaries go, this is not super satisfying because you definitely feel like there's a lot more to it. But it gives you a foundation so you can go on and do more research, which is definitely what I'll do.