As Assassinas de Bebês

The documentary does anything to force the narrative of innocence even when the evidence is pretty damning. At the beginning listening to the friends and family is okay, but when the things they say are disproven or exaggerated, it makes me wonder why they would include these half truths. It spends no time at all talking about how they could be guilty, and that's the massive issue here. Feels like the creators of the documentary were stuck in a conflict of interest. This may be the MOST biased true crime documentary I've seen yet, and should be a lesson to those who are looking to create something in the genre. This documentary subscribes to the "if one is innocent they all are innocent" methodology, which is extremely problematic.