This documentary is so unique and powerful. You really get a sense of how a terrible event can impact so many people. The pain that Vincent Boston, son of the murderer, has carried for years is very evident throughout the series. The documentary allows room for the viewer to feel gut wrenching sympathy for all of those affected, including the victims and their family, and also Vince and Russel Boston.
It is a great miscarriage of justice, and the resilience of Peta and Chris' family members is both admirable and exceptional. No one deserves to go through that, and I don't think anyone knows what it could possibly feel like unless you experience it. Chris' mother, Audrey Farmer (aged 99 as of 2024), is such a strong and wonderful woman. The thought provoking documentary leaves you with a sense of feeling grateful for the good things in our lives, and a few tears will undoubtedly be shed.
It is a great miscarriage of justice, and the resilience of Peta and Chris' family members is both admirable and exceptional. No one deserves to go through that, and I don't think anyone knows what it could possibly feel like unless you experience it. Chris' mother, Audrey Farmer (aged 99 as of 2024), is such a strong and wonderful woman. The thought provoking documentary leaves you with a sense of feeling grateful for the good things in our lives, and a few tears will undoubtedly be shed.