rleichler
Joined Sep 2024
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As a former Australian police officer I found this documentary very well worth watching.
While not going into all the forensic aspects (the trial will give us that information in 2026), it covered the human, political and community issues well.
Others reviewers say "the victims were sex workers, they got themselves into the situation " just doesn't cut it.
They didn't want to be sex workers, they had their own issues which left them with little choice, and, they are human beings, they don't deserve to be treated any less than anyone else.
The corruption episode was not a surprise, but answered a lot of questions I had from the first episode, and finally, in episode 3 we find out who the offender is (in Australia anyhow).
Well done Netflix.
While not going into all the forensic aspects (the trial will give us that information in 2026), it covered the human, political and community issues well.
Others reviewers say "the victims were sex workers, they got themselves into the situation " just doesn't cut it.
They didn't want to be sex workers, they had their own issues which left them with little choice, and, they are human beings, they don't deserve to be treated any less than anyone else.
The corruption episode was not a surprise, but answered a lot of questions I had from the first episode, and finally, in episode 3 we find out who the offender is (in Australia anyhow).
Well done Netflix.