Cases like this always pique my curiousity, so I was disappointed when most of this documentary was spent listening to the relatives of Diane deny, deny, and deny. There was only so much evidence and testimony to cover, I know, but I sat there thinking "I GET it, she was outwardly a good person" for nearly half of this film. I didn't need to hear every good deed she did prior to the crash-- it still happened, and she still killed other people.
All in all, though, I found this to be an interesting watch. Might be worth putting it on 1.5x speed if you're impatient like me. Like some others, found this for free on Youtube (where crash images were NOT removed from the video, FYI).
All in all, though, I found this to be an interesting watch. Might be worth putting it on 1.5x speed if you're impatient like me. Like some others, found this for free on Youtube (where crash images were NOT removed from the video, FYI).