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Too bad the parents of those girls weren’t held accountable. You know, the ones who dropped their daughters off at a grown man’s house simply bc of his fame. Yeah those.
R Kelly destroyed not only his own life, but the lives or those poor unfortunate survivors who will never truly get over their ordeal. I pray that they, and others like them get the professional help that they need. God bless them.
I feel sorry for his victims from the 90's it shouldn't be only him to go down but all of his Entourage and the parents of these girls they practically sold their daughters to the sicko for a come up.
Why no anger or justice sought for everyone else who sold, witness and ignored these "victims"? It's easy to sacrifice a sheep than a pack of wolves. And that's what makes this World awful.
The police in the Jon Benet Ramsey case were absolutely incompetent. Just a 5min drive from where she was killed, another little girl was attacked & raped in her own home. It was a girl who ran in some of the same circles as Jon Benet. The cops threw away the bedding with the assailant's DNA. They destroyed evidence and refused to look for outside suspects or do a bare minimum investigation. I personally suspect her killer was in law enforcement and the cops covered it up. There were signs that a stun gun had been used on her. I felt bad for Burke. I almost lost all respect for Jim Clemente (former FBI BAU agent) for his part in that misleading documentary.
Back then, Boulder was still the upper middle class equivalent of a small town, the police force didn't regularly deal with murder and other serious crimes, they were unprepared. YOu'all want conspiracies and with 100% hindsight, play armchair quarterback from the safety of your home office. Gimme a break.
The Burke Ramsay one is saddest to me. He lost his sister and was subject to that whole media circus when he was just a little boy. Then his mom died of cancer. He’s been through so many tragedies. Yeah, he was a bit awkward and nervous in the Dr. Phil interview, but I think any normal person would feel anxious in that scenario. Apparently Burke sued the pants off the people who made the documentary, and I’m so glad he did, but no amount of money is worth being publicly accused of a vicious crime you didn’t commit.
It was so weird that grown ass adults could believe that a little boy not immediately assuming he would also be murdered means he committed the murder himself. Like. What.
Truth be told I feel sorry for all three of them. People were determined to pin this murder on them and while some aspects of the case were kinda ticky tack, there was no discernable reason for any of them to kill the child. Especially the father, who had already lost a daughter not too many years before.
@@adriangilbert5364same. The whole case was so mishandled right from the start. And while in cases like this it's usually family or someone close to the family that commits the crime in this case I think it could be the boogeyman of our nightmares in that it's someone with no connection to the family who somehow came across that poor little girl and did the unthinkable. I don't think we'll ever really know unless the killer comes forward
You must be joking. Burke killed his sister and the mother wrote a fake ransom note to cover it up. Listen to the 911 call, even the mother accuses Burke. The police then covered up the cover up.
Burke is from a wealthy family and has the same lawyers as Dr Phil (they can afford the best) burkes dad is the ceo of a tech company. So he could afford to sue but that doesn't mean he's innocent .. it was an ACCIDENT what he did so he's not really responsible. But it's been proven no one else was there but the 3 family members.
R Kelly had been doing his crimes for decades. People knew and still let him do what wanted. The documentary made people look and pay attention. There was no more denying it or overlooking it.
Absolutely not and in my opinion the parents should be held responsible at least for child neglect/endangering because who lets an underage child go to a R. Kelly concert or to the studio with a grown man by themselves
Scientology: L. Ron Hubbard is a noteworthy Science Fiction writer. But somehow, I picture hum in a bar one night with cronies telling them "I bet I can invent a religion that will make even celebrities shower me with money." His crew laughed, but he had the last laugh.
My brother read, not sure where, years ago, since he liked science fiction, that L. Ron Hubbard TOLD people not to worship his work, he was not a religious leader, he was just a writer. So, I don't understand how Scientology decided he started a religion.
The blame is totally misplaced for most of these documentaries. Its not the documentaries that ruined the majority of these people's lives, it's their actions that ruined their own lives. This is the consequence of their actions 🤷♀️
That doc was awful to watch, listening to the young men effected. Further, I believe this was around the time of the DuPont heir guy who was into wrestling a *little* too much. Really makes you squirm.
I'm legit traumatised from childhood and teenage tickling. People found it funny that I couldn't take it at all and would generally end up crying if they pinned me down. Autistic too, so extra sensitive
Netflix has a lot of problematic documentaries. They need to do a lot more fact checking what they present because while I only found out about factual errors later in some, I did notice a lot of mistakes in some historical documentaries, so I wasn’t surprised.
@@Destinyarc The documentaries on the Roman Empire covering the lives of Julius Ceaser, Caligula and Commodus are wildly inaccurate and present what is, at best, speculation as fact while also giving out outright false information. Those are the ones that come to mind immediately and which I know the most about since I’ve read a lot about Classical Roman history and love seeing it portrayed on film so I was very disappointed.
I'm surprised "Wiener" wasn't on this list. Even though the scandal went to near completion, the documentary hurt his marriage more and hindered any further attempts at him returning to politics.
00:00 2006 Jesus Camp 01:18 2014 Tales of the Grim Sleeper 02:16 2016 Tickled 03:25 2012 Kony 04:32 2012 Woman Who Wasn't There 05:39 2019 Surviving R. Kelly 06:50 2003 Living with MJ 07:48 2004 Blues by the Beach 08:35 1922 Nanook of the North 09:28 2013 Blackfish 10:25 2020 Tiger King 11:36 2016 Jon Benet Ramsey 12:53 2007 The King of Kong... 14:07 2015 Making a Murderer 15:10 2015 Going Clear: Scientology... 16:30 2017 The Show About the Show 17:31 2003 Overnight 18:35 2004 The Staircase 19:41 2013 The Square 21:00 2015 The Jinx
I think some of those documentaries were good, exposing people like r Kelly who were hurting people, or that lady who lied about being at the wtc on 9/11.
I remember watching that documentary the woman who wasn't there on HBO the last thing I remember about her was she moved back to Europe after she was exposed
Let's face it, who in Tiger King wasn't damaged by their participation? A lot of the other "zookeepers" featured are now in jail or can't own animals any more.
Correction: the documentaries shred light on the crap that certain people were doing. Now the people knew the reality and these filth of humans had to deal with the consequences of their own actions. Documentaries did not ruin their life. The scum that was honing the hearts of said subjects did all that. Thank you for the people who created these documentaries for spreading clarity.
M8 you're still saying the same thing just with a mouthful of virtue signaling. Yes they wouldn't have been ruined if not for the actions in the first place, but there would be no platform or exposure to broadcast said action and bring them consequences. So in effect the Docs did ruin their lives, btw saying that a doc ruined a bad persons life isn't sympathizing or victimizing the bad person, weather or not they did a bad thing their life was still ruined. Hitler's life was ruined by the invasion of Berlin doesn't mean he didn't deserve it.
This is why all interviewees should do what Michael Jackson did when Martin Bashir interviewed him,, have your own cameras running, so they cannot take you out of context.
Just to note that Martin Bashir is well-known for Creative editing and flat-out inserting false footage to make it appear that people that he's interviewing have said or done things that they did not
@@miadavis yeah! It feels like it's right in the same vein as the people who make their whole lives centered around their battle with cancer and how they're so miserable and feel so sick all the time, only for them to one day be caught in a lie and boom, big reveal, they never had cancer or anything else wrong in the first place.
I'm from Wisconsin, I lived in the town where Steven Avery's trial took place. I have family that knew him and his family well. The Netflix doc was very biased. They left out a lot of information and did their damnest to cast as much doubt in his guilt just to get more viewers and make more money. That doc caused a lot of people to travel to our small town in morbid curiosity, and it caused a lot of chaos and stress to local people's lives.
I am from Wisconsin too. It was disgusting and disrespectful to the victim's family. And everytime he tries to appeal, it brings up so much pain for them.
She takes in animals that can't be returned to the wild and sees that they get appropriate care. There's a world of difference between what she does and what some others do. I thought the vitriol toward her showed a lot of sexism. People hated her more than the guy who rightly ended up in prison. He clearly preyed on young, struggling people to work for him and to sleep with him.
@@Tracymmo Sexism is everyone assuming that the husband is absolutely the killer if a wife shows up missing but legions of people defending Carole from the exact same suspicion in the exact same instance.
@ashleymartin1236 the crazy thing is he was raped by some of his male relatives and so was his brother. Not everyone who goes thru that becomes a predator but R. Kelly became a monster.
@@ashleymartin1236he's a rich celebrity. They get away with A LOT. I'm sure there are celebrities/wealthy people doing worse and we won't ever hear about it
Robert Durst contracting elderly-onset hydrocephalus while not being treated for his condition by placing a shunt in his brain could also bring on headaches, gait changes as well as personality changes if a neurosurgeron was slow to spot enlarged ventricles in his brain by doing an MRI, CT scan or a spinal tap where the brain surgeon drains cerebral spinal fluid & sends it to the lab for testing to make sure there are no infections in the CSF levels. Who knows how long he had this fluid floating around in his brain or if there is an excessive amount that could also cause personality changes such as a very drastic penchant for wanting to commit murder?
I thought you was going to mention Jason Russell Who made the documentary about kony He suddenly ended up having a mental breakdown stripping naked running around San Francisco
That’s a major problem in this world Too many people lie and twist the truth causing outrage which causes others to spread false information thinking they’re doing the right thing
Documentaries tell the story they want to portray. They control the narrative and edit to back up their agenda. All of them do.Presenting some facts and leaving out others. I like watching historic ones, but do research myself to get the whole picture.
I’m skeptical that becky fischer didn’t get kicked out of the ministry/stripped her ranks as a paster this woman is a monster and yet she got away with no consequences or punishment what so ever of her actions 🤦🏾
@RockerMicke1 "I’m skeptical that becky fischer [...] or punishment what so ever of her actions 🤦🏾" ============================================== Are you saying that she did get kicked out of the 'ministry', or are you saying that she did NOT get kicked out ?
Ramsey case was frustrating to watch every day on the news. Look at knots used n sa elements there MUST be other cases across the nation. Instead cops just sat there
I don't even understand why any of the Ramsey's did any interviews after Patsy died. I believe the Denver DA and PD kept going after the Ramsey because they botched the investigation up so much they'll never be able to prove someone else killed JB Ramsey.
The whole Robert Durst thing: honestly, if I was part of a jury hearing that, it wouldn't sway me. Seriously, I can't see that comment as the "smoking gun". I'm not saying he wasn't admitting to anything he did, but I could also fully understand if he was simply saying it in an exasperated "Yeah, sure, of course, I'm just going to confess that I 'killed them all' to this freaking guy for his documentary." type of manner.
He’s an idiot who couldn’t stand being out of the limelight. And that comment of his didn’t convict him there was other evidence. If he’d kept his trap shut he probably would have been fine. He still would probably have been a social pariah but he’d be free.
Framing Britney Spears kinda put the final stone over Jamie Spears and Jamie Lynn Spears. And don't forget about Diane Sawyer and Justin Timberlake's careers
There was a nature documentary by disney released in the 50s(?) that claimed lemmings ran off cliffs. While lemmings will do a group run, they dont run off cliffs. That footage was from lemmings actually thrown off a cliff.
I wish there had been a documentary years ago about the cruel isolation and treatment of Lucy, the elephant, at the hands of the city of Edmonton (corporation) in Alberta, canada. "Storyland valley zoo". What a nightmare!
The King of Kong was presented to my class as an example of 'documentary editing to present only one side'. Since then with his records being taken down and all the damn lawsuits he's filled and lost... yeah, it feels more accurate than my lecturer wanted us to believe. ¬.¬ EDIT: Also, the 'reinstated records' were put back on historical boards. Boards that don't reflect how the current record board stands.
Incredibly heartbreaking to hear that young woman say "no one cared because we are black women". Just so damn sad that she even has to utter those words......
I removed when the Jon benet Ramsey thing happened and there were pictures all over the news. I had never heard of child beauty pageants before and couldn’t believe my eyes. Why would anybody do something so ridiculous???
1:01 Having never seen the "Jesus Camp" docu or knowing anything of the ministry before this: I find it curious how people who admit to indoctrinating children with *their* beliefs/standards are so outraged with efforts to build a strong spirituality in kids as their parents' goal. Like, WTHeck?
There's a difference between taking your kid to a typical church service and mentally and emotionally abusing them. Just like some people insist that all religious organizations are cults, but that's not true. Cults separate victims from families and friends, erase each victim's Identity, and are led by people who supposedly have knowledge of a higher power that no one else does. I'm an atheist, by the way, so this isn't about my own beliefs.
There's a difference between taking your kid to a typical church service and mentally and emotionally abusing them. Just like some people insist that all religious organizations are cults, but that's not true. Cults separate victims from families and friends, erase each victim's Identity, and are led by people who supposedly have knowledge of a higher power that no one else does. I'm an atheist, by the way, so this isn't about my own beliefs.
Wasn't it well know in Africa that Kona was no longer a threat at the time it was being made and it was just some Rich kid starting up stuff for no reason and did the backlash from the dock end up messing up the filmmaker life
18:10 IF you behavior was unacceptable to Harvey Pervstein, then you might be an alright kind of guy. I would not want to be the kind of person that he approves of.
Yes! Any time I feel bad about myself, I watch that doc and instantly feel better. It did kinda ruin Billy Mitchell’s reputation, if not his life. He was such a pompous douche bag, and it definitely organized a camp against him. Not saying he didn’t deserve it, though.
This video says "some of his records were reinstated" actually they weren't. They listed the old version of their website but as of 2024 nobody recognizes him as a world record holder anymore. Mitchell sues anyone that says anything bad about him@@heathermillsphantomlimb9314
The family from the Staircase acted disillusioned…really weird, I know that the human mind handles these loses uniquely and I did feel like the investigators had tunnel vision with their beliefs. Just feels as if there is more story to tell.
I’ve always thought that Burke killed his sister, he just gave me psychopath, behavioural issues and spoiled rotten vibes. I think he got angry and lost his temper with Jon but ended up going too far and killing her. And the parents helped cover it up, no matter how painful it must of been for them but I think that they didn’t want to loose another child. I mean that ransom note and where she was found and how long it took to find her body (they wanted a witness to be with them wen they discovered the body, so that’s y they searched the house ‘properly’ wen their friends and neighbours arrived at their house. That whole situation was just so ridiculous, the whole thing was. That poor beautiful little girl, she would be an absolute knockout if she was still alive today. Bless her RIP Jon lv xxx
I thought it was ridiculous when I first heard the theory, but there's a UA-cam channel called Deception Detective by a lawyer trained in "statement analysis" and he has a whole series about the Ramsey's. He really puts forth some compelling evidence pointing towards Burke's guilt, mostly from the family's own statements. This video was also incorrect to say that DNA exonerated the Ramsey's. It's true that foreign DNA from an unidentified person was found, but there are other explanations as to why it was there.
You saw a CHILD through clips of videos that were placed in a documentary that's intended to give you those vibes. Children don't process or react to things the way they will when they become adults. Children have a very good way of shutting down and compartmentalizing off things that are too big for them to explain or understand or just overwhelming. They're also very "of the moment", which means that even if a child is deep down scared and sad, they'll often change their MOOD in response to positive things temporarily. You have no insight into what Burke would've truly understood of the situation and from that standpoint, his reactions could be actually totally reasonable. You also have no insight into Burke's upbringing up until his sister's murder. Children can think a lot of terrible things are normal if that's just how they've been raised. Your way of responding to "vibes" and coming to the strongly held belief that Burke killed his sister is the same attitude that had a lot of children labeled as liars or just repeating what adults told them because when someone with NO EXPERTISE IN CHILD PSYCHOLOGY OR TRAUMA RESPONSES IN GENERAL viewed video tapes of them describing how they'd been sexually assaulted or abused and wrote them off? Because someone was like "ooh, that kids got a behavioral issues vibe". You know how many children have been sent back to their abusers? You can look at anyone's response in the hours and days and find something "off" if you want to, especially when viewing it in carefully laid out clips meant to persuade you of something. They're too calm or they're crying too much. They remember too little or remember too MANY details. They're a little too helpful to police or they're not helpful enough.
At a minimum, Carole is a terrible person solely for the way she runs her supposed rescue. The cats aren’t given proper habitats or nutrition. She is rolling in cash yet she doesn’t even know the names of the volunteers charged with running her rescue until they’ve been there for a couple of years, so of course she refuses to pay them anything either. She keeps her cats in what amounts to a dog crate and has no interest in knowing anything about the people providing her with free cat care. I don’t even let a vet touch my dog or cat until I’ve looked into them as much as possible.
The Jinx and entire story about Robert Durst is haunting and it makes you wonder abt how many ppl are murderers out there just playing people and using money to stay innocent.
I remember the Jon Benet Ramsey case. Patsy Ramsey came across to people as a very unlikable self-serving person. I think that is the reason many people wanted to blame the Ramsey family for the murder. In retrospect, i don't think anyone in the family was responsible, but Patsy's behavior drew a lot of dislike.
I always feel sorry for the innocent parties caught up within the story, such as family members. Some true crime documentaries have a presumption of guilt, before there was a court case or even after they had been proven guilty, which is a bit dodgy, especially as Netflix makes money over presumptions of guilt. Saying that, some documentaries are incredibly fascinating, when done properly, they talk of bias, and the law, and the process of the law. And to me that is interesting. I suppose it comes down to the film making more than anything.
I cant imagine how horrible it mustvbr to lose a child but to be looked at as that childs killer because of so much ignorance ,must be devastating enough but for those same sick people to accuse my other very young child as her killer ,well thats just sickening and those oeople have no soul.
12:47 If anyone actually made it through that overdramatic monstrosity of a documentary... and actually bought into it...that alone speaks volumes about them.
Tilikum didn't kill 3 trainers. He was suspected of killing one trainer (other whales were with him and no one saw what happened) one random guy that broke into his enclosure, and one trainer. Fact check a little please.
@@ChrisPierreBaconI will admit she's not perfect, but I don't think that she deserved to be accused of murdering her husband without hard evidence to back that claim up!
@@ElizabethMcCormick-s2n Everyone featured in that documentary is just an awful person. Carole Baskin was hated the most because of her hypocrisy. "Oh I'm doing it to help the animals." No, you're doing it to line your pockets. That's why we all hate you, and the idea that you killed your husband and fed him to tigers is hilarious so we're all gonna believe it
@@ChrisPierreBaconshe has a sanctuary not a zoo. I thought the same till I research. Her sanctuary does so much good for big cat, unlike joe exact is which was a shameless money grab.
You know someone is no good when they try to tell you you have a tourist visa and threatens you with that without reasoning that if the guy have a crew recording, they all probably have the means to have a journalism visa 😂
Martin Bashir's documentary about MJ was a bit shady when it first aired on TV Plus in the 2005 trial they did play his documentary but with some additional footage that wasn't aired on TV and pretty much discredit MJ being a creepy this interviewer has done the same nonsense during the princess Diana interview I believe he added footage of that as well
Bashir is a revolting person - he just came across as so disingenuously friendly and supportive of MJ with his intention the whole time to do a hatchet job on MJ - i dont think its possible to be more snakey and treacherous ...... and he aggravated dianna to do a documentary using insendry fake documents he made. No morales - its just horrible .... i don't know how he could do it. Didn't get anymore big scoops anyway so karma struck
you're wrong, Billy Mitchell's scores weren't reinstated, they are only displayed in an archive, a snapshot of the scoreboard how it was in a given time. Twin Galaxies has gone out of their way to clear up that Mitchell is still banned and his scores are null.
I remember watching a kid from a Jesus camp screaming and crying because he couldn't hear God. And everyone was like 'none of us can, we make it up' but he couldn't understand that, cuz he was a kid, and he was corrected by them for not following the right way. I wish I could remember the name of the show.
When you apply the Burke theory to Jon Benets situation , the case suddenly makes complete sense. I don’t believe it’s a theory I believe that is the truth.
In most of these cases, the subjects' actions ruined their lives, not the fact their actions were put to film. That was just a consequence. If they hadn't done wrong nobody would have made a film about it. That said, the documentary changed my theory of the Jonbenet case. At the time the events unfolded, it was painfully clear the parents were covering something up, but I don't recall hearing much about Burke and he wasn't considered a suspect. After the documentary, I'm thinking "why the f* was Burke not at the top of the list ????"
I don’t know how I feel about this video listing a bunch of horrendous people, then blaming their lives being ruined on the documentarians who exposed them. They ruined their own lives with their deplorable decisions.
What about Avery's nephews lawyer Len Kachinsky? He was decimated by the documentarians and I still see hateful things about him because he let his client be interviewed by the cops without him being present.
Can’t believe Jesus Camp was nominated for an Oscar. But thanks to it the camp was shut down. The documentary Look Up In The Sky should have been nominated?
Becky Fischer doesn't regret making the film though, since her fame in the Pentecostal movement has remained and she started a new even more successful ministry.
Many of these are people ruining their own lives by showing their true selves before the cameras. Don't blame the documentaries. As for "Jesus Camp," though the response of vandalism was wrong, this documentary stopped many children's lives from being ruined.
How can you mention Kony 2012 and not mention that the director/producer of the doc (who made himself a subject in the piece itself) had a very public mental breakdown and arrest after it unexpectedly went viral? That’s something I’ve long wanted insight on.
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I feel bad for the people who had to watch this video
no, R Kelly ruined his own life by being a vile predator
This. Like the evidence of him being a predator didn’t ruin him. Him being a predator ruined him.
The story with Aaliyah was questioned way before this!
@@Thievesmeatball But his life wasn't ruined until the documentary presented the evidence.
Too bad the parents of those girls weren’t held accountable. You know, the ones who dropped their daughters off at a grown man’s house simply bc of his fame. Yeah those.
@@Eva-nv5lwwhat exactly are you charging them with. I see this all the time but what exactly can h charge them with
Calling a six year old a "beauty queen" is so uncomfortable.
Very true.
The whole industry is uncomfortable. Let kids be kids.
Right, like pageant star would be better
@@MylsMomma21child stars doesn’t have a good rep as well
Man!
Some of these documentaries didn't ruin the subject's life.
Some of the subjects themselves ruined their own lives.
I thought the same thing dumb title for the video
Completely agree!
I literally came to comment just that! Nearly ALL are idiots who made decisions that ruined their own lives
You beat me to it. I just posted the same thought.
Bingo!
R Kelly destroyed not only his own life, but the lives or those poor unfortunate survivors who will never truly get over their ordeal. I pray that they, and others like them get the professional help that they need. God bless them.
Forget the name.
I feel sorry for his victims from the 90's it shouldn't be only him to go down but all of his Entourage and the parents of these girls they practically sold their daughters to the sicko for a come up.
@ladynikkie Fcking THISSS!!!!!!!!!!!
Free R Kelly!
Why no anger or justice sought for everyone else who sold, witness and ignored these "victims"? It's easy to sacrifice a sheep than a pack of wolves. And that's what makes this World awful.
Going Clear about escaping Scientology ruined his life because of the unethical practices of Scientology itself. Fair Game is a real thing.
Honourable mention goes to Benedict Cumberbatch for not being able to say the word ‘Penguin’. He’s been scarred for life
Pingwing
How is he able to say his own name if he can't say penguin lol.
Who? Benadryl Crumblesnitch?
@@Chuckf66lmfao I’m stealing that name from u now lol 😂 xx
@@Chuckf66Bumblesnitch Cuccumberpatch is a fantastic actor
Anyone who has seen Jesus Camp would not lose any sleep over that doc ruining people's lives.
Except that it didn't. They all moved on. Becky Fischer benefited from it in the long run, since she's still famous.
No she isn’t, where did you get the idea that she’s still famous?
@@24quorthonschuldiner62 she's still popular with the evangelicals.
@@colliricPopular with Christofacists.
Yes Jesus Camp is terrifying.
A lot/most of these are more along the lines of “documentaries that covered people who ruined their own lives”.
I was just about to comment the same thing. Thank you!
I doubt Carole Baskin fed her husband to tigers. I DO believe, however, that MORE people ought to be fed to tigers and I have started a list of names.
Carole Baskin.
Killed her husband, wacked him.
Can't convince me that it didn't happen.
Fed him to tigers they snackin.
What's happenin
This is how you get on an FBI watchlist
Nah I reckon she fed the Tigers because shits and giggles. And let's keep going, people are bad anyway lmao
I'd like to add the guy who invented Uggs.
@@AllTheWeirdestProject Why?
The police in the Jon Benet Ramsey case were absolutely incompetent. Just a 5min drive from where she was killed, another little girl was attacked & raped in her own home. It was a girl who ran in some of the same circles as Jon Benet. The cops threw away the bedding with the assailant's DNA. They destroyed evidence and refused to look for outside suspects or do a bare minimum investigation. I personally suspect her killer was in law enforcement and the cops covered it up. There were signs that a stun gun had been used on her. I felt bad for Burke. I almost lost all respect for Jim Clemente (former FBI BAU agent) for his part in that misleading documentary.
I can't believe that he and the woman who used to work with New Scotland Yard went anywhere near this.
Your theory makes a lot of sense.😅
Back then, Boulder was still the upper middle class equivalent of a small town, the police force didn't regularly deal with murder and other serious crimes, they were unprepared. YOu'all want conspiracies and with 100% hindsight, play armchair quarterback from the safety of your home office. Gimme a break.
The Burke Ramsay one is saddest to me. He lost his sister and was subject to that whole media circus when he was just a little boy. Then his mom died of cancer. He’s been through so many tragedies. Yeah, he was a bit awkward and nervous in the Dr. Phil interview, but I think any normal person would feel anxious in that scenario. Apparently Burke sued the pants off the people who made the documentary, and I’m so glad he did, but no amount of money is worth being publicly accused of a vicious crime you didn’t commit.
It was so weird that grown ass adults could believe that a little boy not immediately assuming he would also be murdered means he committed the murder himself. Like. What.
Truth be told I feel sorry for all three of them. People were determined to pin this murder on them and while some aspects of the case were kinda ticky tack, there was no discernable reason for any of them to kill the child. Especially the father, who had already lost a daughter not too many years before.
@@adriangilbert5364same. The whole case was so mishandled right from the start. And while in cases like this it's usually family or someone close to the family that commits the crime in this case I think it could be the boogeyman of our nightmares in that it's someone with no connection to the family who somehow came across that poor little girl and did the unthinkable. I don't think we'll ever really know unless the killer comes forward
You must be joking. Burke killed his sister and the mother wrote a fake ransom note to cover it up. Listen to the 911 call, even the mother accuses Burke. The police then covered up the cover up.
Burke is from a wealthy family and has the same lawyers as Dr Phil (they can afford the best) burkes dad is the ceo of a tech company. So he could afford to sue but that doesn't mean he's innocent .. it was an ACCIDENT what he did so he's not really responsible. But it's been proven no one else was there but the 3 family members.
R Kelly had been doing his crimes for decades. People knew and still let him do what wanted. The documentary made people look and pay attention. There was no more denying it or overlooking it.
Absolutely not and in my opinion the parents should be held responsible at least for child neglect/endangering because who lets an underage child go to a R. Kelly concert or to the studio with a grown man by themselves
Same with Kevin Spacey, Family Guy tried to tell us.
Scientology: L. Ron Hubbard is a noteworthy Science Fiction writer. But somehow, I picture hum in a bar one night with cronies telling them "I bet I can invent a religion that will make even celebrities shower me with money." His crew laughed, but he had the last laugh.
My brother read, not sure where, years ago, since he liked science fiction, that L. Ron Hubbard TOLD people not to worship his work, he was not a religious leader, he was just a writer. So, I don't understand how Scientology decided he started a religion.
@@kelleyk28Money, and the guy wasn't alive to oppose them.
@@TheSpawnfan Very true.
Surviving R Kelly was horrifying and disturbing, I had a nightmare after watching it
I couldn’t watch it because I knew it would give me nightmares.
The documentary should’ve been called “Surviving My Parents: My Parents Sold Me To R Kelly”
What nightmares?
The blame is totally misplaced for most of these documentaries. Its not the documentaries that ruined the majority of these people's lives, it's their actions that ruined their own lives. This is the consequence of their actions 🤷♀️
First one is right though, interviews can *"%& them.
but you trust the media .. to say that you have to actually think the media is right and not trying to sell stories or push and agenda.
Tickling is a form of torture and potentially caused a lot of trauma esp as a kid. The tickled program sounds awful
That doc was awful to watch, listening to the young men effected. Further, I believe this was around the time of the DuPont heir guy who was into wrestling a *little* too much. Really makes you squirm.
I'm legit traumatised from childhood and teenage tickling. People found it funny that I couldn't take it at all and would generally end up crying if they pinned me down. Autistic too, so extra sensitive
Netflix has a lot of problematic documentaries. They need to do a lot more fact checking what they present because while I only found out about factual errors later in some, I did notice a lot of mistakes in some historical documentaries, so I wasn’t surprised.
Can you give me some examples?
@@Destinyarc The documentaries on the Roman Empire covering the lives of Julius Ceaser, Caligula and Commodus are wildly inaccurate and present what is, at best, speculation as fact while also giving out outright false information. Those are the ones that come to mind immediately and which I know the most about since I’ve read a lot about Classical Roman history and love seeing it portrayed on film so I was very disappointed.
@@mariapdr3261 Thank you for sharing and best regards from Germany
@@Destinyarcin start with what the health and take your pick.
@@TheFakeyCakeMaker ???
I'm surprised "Wiener" wasn't on this list. Even though the scandal went to near completion, the documentary hurt his marriage more and hindered any further attempts at him returning to politics.
00:00 2006 Jesus Camp
01:18 2014 Tales of the Grim Sleeper
02:16 2016 Tickled
03:25 2012 Kony
04:32 2012 Woman Who Wasn't There
05:39 2019 Surviving R. Kelly
06:50 2003 Living with MJ
07:48 2004 Blues by the Beach
08:35 1922 Nanook of the North
09:28 2013 Blackfish
10:25 2020 Tiger King
11:36 2016 Jon Benet Ramsey
12:53 2007 The King of Kong...
14:07 2015 Making a Murderer
15:10 2015 Going Clear: Scientology...
16:30 2017 The Show About the Show
17:31 2003 Overnight
18:35 2004 The Staircase
19:41 2013 The Square
21:00 2015 The Jinx
Jesus Camp was disturbing.
It gave me cult vibes.😬
@@crystalgemgirl731Ya. That was the point of the documentary
@@Hilz28 Hit the nail on the head without even trying.
I think some of those documentaries were good, exposing people like r Kelly who were hurting people, or that lady who lied about being at the wtc on 9/11.
The women who lied about 9/11 wtf is wrong with people? 😂
I remember watching that documentary the woman who wasn't there on HBO the last thing I remember about her was she moved back to Europe after she was exposed
Let's face it, who in Tiger King wasn't damaged by their participation? A lot of the other "zookeepers" featured are now in jail or can't own animals any more.
The upside of Tiger King is that it brought a lot of attention to the mistreatment of the animals.
Yeah isn’t that awesome lol
Correction: the documentaries shred light on the crap that certain people were doing. Now the people knew the reality and these filth of humans had to deal with the consequences of their own actions. Documentaries did not ruin their life. The scum that was honing the hearts of said subjects did all that. Thank you for the people who created these documentaries for spreading clarity.
M8 you're still saying the same thing just with a mouthful of virtue signaling.
Yes they wouldn't have been ruined if not for the actions in the first place, but there would be no platform or exposure to broadcast said action and bring them consequences. So in effect the Docs did ruin their lives, btw saying that a doc ruined a bad persons life isn't sympathizing or victimizing the bad person, weather or not they did a bad thing their life was still ruined. Hitler's life was ruined by the invasion of Berlin doesn't mean he didn't deserve it.
This is why all interviewees should do what Michael Jackson did when Martin Bashir interviewed him,, have your own cameras running, so they cannot take you out of context.
Carole Baskin knows more about her husband's death than she makes out. It's not Tiger related but she's involved.
Just to note that Martin Bashir is well-known for Creative editing and flat-out inserting false footage to make it appear that people that he's interviewing have said or done things that they did not
Definitely! I'm still trying to figure out how anyone can regard him as a true journalist!
Yeah I believe he did the same thing with the princess Diana interview
I can't imagine that any English speaking country will hire him as a journo ever again.
_"The woman who wasn't there"_ is a favorite of mine.
I've never seen that. I'll take a look, if I can find it.
ButtMunchausen Syndrome
@@brianarbenz1329 it tells one hell of a story.
Mine too! I am fascinated in the psychology that makes someone lie that way.
@@miadavis yeah! It feels like it's right in the same vein as the people who make their whole lives centered around their battle with cancer and how they're so miserable and feel so sick all the time, only for them to one day be caught in a lie and boom, big reveal, they never had cancer or anything else wrong in the first place.
I'm from Wisconsin, I lived in the town where Steven Avery's trial took place. I have family that knew him and his family well. The Netflix doc was very biased. They left out a lot of information and did their damnest to cast as much doubt in his guilt just to get more viewers and make more money. That doc caused a lot of people to travel to our small town in morbid curiosity, and it caused a lot of chaos and stress to local people's lives.
I am from Wisconsin too. It was disgusting and disrespectful to the victim's family. And everytime he tries to appeal, it brings up so much pain for them.
The detectives did improperly question the kid though
Carole Baskins hating on Joe Exotic while keeping big cats in small enclosures. She might not be as bad as him, but she's still not in the right.
Exactly. The woman's delusional
it's better than big cats being poached in the wild
She takes in animals that can't be returned to the wild and sees that they get appropriate care. There's a world of difference between what she does and what some others do. I thought the vitriol toward her showed a lot of sexism. People hated her more than the guy who rightly ended up in prison. He clearly preyed on young, struggling people to work for him and to sleep with him.
@@Tracymmo Sexism is everyone assuming that the husband is absolutely the killer if a wife shows up missing but legions of people defending Carole from the exact same suspicion in the exact same instance.
10:24 animal abuse is the saddest thing ever 😭🤮😭
Ditto lv. Child abuse, racism or any type of hate crimes and cruelty to animals is the 3 worst things I hate in this world. X
@@jessrosefawkes2721 that is true I am with you on that
I feel sorry for the Inuit people featured in "Nanook of the North", those filmmakers totally misrepresented them and their culture!
I’m surprised that I was able to make it through the entirety of Surviving R. Kelly.
I was shocked by the depth of his depravity and how long he was able to keep it going.
@ashleymartin1236 the crazy thing is he was raped by some of his male relatives and so was his brother. Not everyone who goes thru that becomes a predator but R. Kelly became a monster.
@@ashleymartin1236he's a rich celebrity. They get away with A LOT.
I'm sure there are celebrities/wealthy people doing worse and we won't ever hear about it
That scene in the Jinx was REVELATORY.
Robert Durst contracting elderly-onset hydrocephalus while not being treated for his condition by placing a shunt in his brain could also bring on headaches, gait changes as well as personality changes if a neurosurgeron was slow to spot enlarged ventricles in his brain by doing an MRI, CT scan or a spinal tap where the brain surgeon drains cerebral spinal fluid & sends it to the lab for testing to make sure there are no infections in the CSF levels. Who knows how long he had this fluid floating around in his brain or if there is an excessive amount that could also cause personality changes such as a very drastic penchant for wanting to commit murder?
I thought you was going to mention Jason Russell Who made the documentary about kony He suddenly ended up having a mental breakdown stripping naked running around San Francisco
Oh no, it tarnished the reputation of a man later convicted of 10 murders. ???????
That’s a major problem in this world
Too many people lie and twist the truth causing outrage which causes others to spread false information thinking they’re doing the right thing
@@cdes1776
Thanks
I thought I was stating my opinion
I have a feeling you are gonna have to add some names to this list whenever the "Surviving Bad Boy: The P. Diddler Story" documentary comes out.
Documentaries tell the story they want to portray. They control the narrative and edit to back up their agenda. All of them do.Presenting some facts and leaving out others. I like watching historic ones, but do research myself to get the whole picture.
There is no reason not to have subtitles, WatchMojo.
I love "Going Clear". it's a great documentary!
I’m skeptical that becky fischer didn’t get kicked out of the ministry/stripped her ranks as a paster this woman is a monster and yet she got away with no consequences or punishment what so ever of her actions 🤦🏾
@RockerMicke1
"I’m skeptical that becky fischer [...] or punishment what so ever of her actions 🤦🏾"
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Are you saying that she did get kicked out of the 'ministry', or are you saying that she did NOT get kicked out ?
Ramsey case was frustrating to watch every day on the news. Look at knots used n sa elements there MUST be other cases across the nation. Instead cops just sat there
I don't even understand why any of the Ramsey's did any interviews after Patsy died. I believe the Denver DA and PD kept going after the Ramsey because they botched the investigation up so much they'll never be able to prove someone else killed JB Ramsey.
The whole Robert Durst thing: honestly, if I was part of a jury hearing that, it wouldn't sway me. Seriously, I can't see that comment as the "smoking gun". I'm not saying he wasn't admitting to anything he did, but I could also fully understand if he was simply saying it in an exasperated "Yeah, sure, of course, I'm just going to confess that I 'killed them all' to this freaking guy for his documentary." type of manner.
He’s an idiot who couldn’t stand being out of the limelight. And that comment of his didn’t convict him there was other evidence. If he’d kept his trap shut he probably would have been fine. He still would probably have been a social pariah but he’d be free.
the comment wasn't the smoking gun, his hand written note was the smoking gun
And who would think a man who killed and chopped up his neighbor could hurt anyone?😂
Framing Britney Spears kinda put the final stone over Jamie Spears and Jamie Lynn Spears. And don't forget about Diane Sawyer and Justin Timberlake's careers
I'm disgusted that anyone makes a joke, etc, of 9/11
Anything is up for jokes these days 🤷♀️🤷♀️. Depends who hears it.
There was a nature documentary by disney released in the 50s(?) that claimed lemmings ran off cliffs. While lemmings will do a group run, they dont run off cliffs. That footage was from lemmings actually thrown off a cliff.
y'all totally skimmed over all the wildly incriminating shit that Carol Baskin said like... people didnt accuse her for no reason lmao
Come on. There was no actual evidence that she did anything wrong. She's been scrutinized like crazy and no charges have every been brought.
I wish there had been a documentary years ago about the cruel isolation and treatment of Lucy, the elephant, at the hands of the city of Edmonton (corporation) in Alberta, canada. "Storyland valley zoo". What a nightmare!
The King of Kong was presented to my class as an example of 'documentary editing to present only one side'.
Since then with his records being taken down and all the damn lawsuits he's filled and lost... yeah, it feels more accurate than my lecturer wanted us to believe. ¬.¬
EDIT: Also, the 'reinstated records' were put back on historical boards. Boards that don't reflect how the current record board stands.
I’m pretty sure R Kelly ruined the peoples lives and not the series
I’m not saying that Carol did kill Don Lewis but I do believe she is lying about how much she knows
I can only imagine how much hate mail or message Carol Baskin got after Tiger King hit Netflix
She is a strong woman, I doubt those affects her at all
Well they’re fools. Joe Psychotic is the criminal.
Tiger King was nonsense.
@@Vinh1949lol
I feel bad for her actually.
@@teijaflink2226 she’s doing better now.
Incredibly heartbreaking to hear that young woman say "no one cared because we are black women". Just so damn sad that she even has to utter those words......
I removed when the Jon benet Ramsey thing happened and there were pictures all over the news. I had never heard of child beauty pageants before and couldn’t believe my eyes. Why would anybody do something so ridiculous???
1:01 Having never seen the "Jesus Camp" docu or knowing anything of the ministry before this: I find it curious how people who admit to indoctrinating children with *their* beliefs/standards are so outraged with efforts to build a strong spirituality in kids as their parents' goal. Like, WTHeck?
There's a difference between taking your kid to a typical church service and mentally and emotionally abusing them. Just like some people insist that all religious organizations are cults, but that's not true. Cults separate victims from families and friends, erase each victim's Identity, and are led by people who supposedly have knowledge of a higher power that no one else does. I'm an atheist, by the way, so this isn't about my own beliefs.
There's a difference between taking your kid to a typical church service and mentally and emotionally abusing them. Just like some people insist that all religious organizations are cults, but that's not true. Cults separate victims from families and friends, erase each victim's Identity, and are led by people who supposedly have knowledge of a higher power that no one else does. I'm an atheist, by the way, so this isn't about my own beliefs.
Wasn't it well know in Africa that Kona was no longer a threat at the time it was being made and it was just some Rich kid starting up stuff for no reason and did the backlash from the dock end up messing up the filmmaker life
18:10 IF you behavior was unacceptable to Harvey Pervstein, then you might be an alright kind of guy. I would not want to be the kind of person that he approves of.
5:52 no, it wasn’t the documentary, his actions tarnished his reputation. Don’t even try to victim shame.
The King of Kong is one of the better documentaries I've seen.
Yes! Any time I feel bad about myself, I watch that doc and instantly feel better. It did kinda ruin Billy Mitchell’s reputation, if not his life. He was such a pompous douche bag, and it definitely organized a camp against him. Not saying he didn’t deserve it, though.
It was great. I recommend it to people all the time. The part with the kill screen makes me giggle whenever I think about it. 💕
This video says "some of his records were reinstated" actually they weren't. They listed the old version of their website but as of 2024 nobody recognizes him as a world record holder anymore. Mitchell sues anyone that says anything bad about him@@heathermillsphantomlimb9314
We will always support this channel. They're one of the best
The family from the Staircase acted disillusioned…really weird, I know that the human mind handles these loses uniquely and I did feel like the investigators had tunnel vision with their beliefs.
Just feels as if there is more story to tell.
He manipulated his family, and the filmmakers crossed lines they shouldn't have by getting into personal relationships.
World famous occasion, the interview with Princess Diana
I’ve always thought that Burke killed his sister, he just gave me psychopath, behavioural issues and spoiled rotten vibes. I think he got angry and lost his temper with Jon but ended up going too far and killing her. And the parents helped cover it up, no matter how painful it must of been for them but I think that they didn’t want to loose another child. I mean that ransom note and where she was found and how long it took to find her body (they wanted a witness to be with them wen they discovered the body, so that’s y they searched the house ‘properly’ wen their friends and neighbours arrived at their house. That whole situation was just so ridiculous, the whole thing was. That poor beautiful little girl, she would be an absolute knockout if she was still alive today. Bless her RIP Jon lv xxx
I thought it was ridiculous when I first heard the theory, but there's a UA-cam channel called Deception Detective by a lawyer trained in "statement analysis" and he has a whole series about the Ramsey's. He really puts forth some compelling evidence pointing towards Burke's guilt, mostly from the family's own statements. This video was also incorrect to say that DNA exonerated the Ramsey's. It's true that foreign DNA from an unidentified person was found, but there are other explanations as to why it was there.
All I know is that someone in the house killed her
You saw a CHILD through clips of videos that were placed in a documentary that's intended to give you those vibes. Children don't process or react to things the way they will when they become adults. Children have a very good way of shutting down and compartmentalizing off things that are too big for them to explain or understand or just overwhelming. They're also very "of the moment", which means that even if a child is deep down scared and sad, they'll often change their MOOD in response to positive things temporarily.
You have no insight into what Burke would've truly understood of the situation and from that standpoint, his reactions could be actually totally reasonable. You also have no insight into Burke's upbringing up until his sister's murder. Children can think a lot of terrible things are normal if that's just how they've been raised.
Your way of responding to "vibes" and coming to the strongly held belief that Burke killed his sister is the same attitude that had a lot of children labeled as liars or just repeating what adults told them because when someone with NO EXPERTISE IN CHILD PSYCHOLOGY OR TRAUMA RESPONSES IN GENERAL viewed video tapes of them describing how they'd been sexually assaulted or abused and wrote them off? Because someone was like "ooh, that kids got a behavioral issues vibe". You know how many children have been sent back to their abusers?
You can look at anyone's response in the hours and days and find something "off" if you want to, especially when viewing it in carefully laid out clips meant to persuade you of something. They're too calm or they're crying too much. They remember too little or remember too MANY details. They're a little too helpful to police or they're not helpful enough.
Gypsy Rose should show up on the next version of this list. What an opportunist!
Right? Talk about cashing in on your crimes. Two tv series???
Should have mentioned Dark Side of the Ring. The Plane Ride from Hell episode ruined some careers.
I forgot about that show!
That was a nightmare. As a former flight attendant, I got PTSD
Who lies being present at 9/11?
Someone desperate for attention.
Talking about Kony2012 without mentioning all of the extra bullshit with the director is impressive
At a minimum, Carole is a terrible person solely for the way she runs her supposed rescue. The cats aren’t given proper habitats or nutrition. She is rolling in cash yet she doesn’t even know the names of the volunteers charged with running her rescue until they’ve been there for a couple of years, so of course she refuses to pay them anything either. She keeps her cats in what amounts to a dog crate and has no interest in knowing anything about the people providing her with free cat care. I don’t even let a vet touch my dog or cat until I’ve looked into them as much as possible.
Billy Michel's records has not been reinstated
Candace Ownes series absolutely destroys making a murderer because shocking they use fact
@watchingmojo
You should add the documentary about Popcorn Sutton
The Jinx and entire story about Robert Durst is haunting and it makes you wonder abt how many ppl are murderers out there just playing people and using money to stay innocent.
I remember the Jon Benet Ramsey case. Patsy Ramsey came across to people as a very unlikable self-serving person. I think that is the reason many people wanted to blame the Ramsey family for the murder. In retrospect, i don't think anyone in the family was responsible, but Patsy's behavior drew a lot of dislike.
The first one is the scariest by far.
Kony 2012, that was crazy!
What is with the weird repeating music in the background? I had to stop watching, it was so annoying.
I always feel sorry for the innocent parties caught up within the story, such as family members. Some true crime documentaries have a presumption of guilt, before there was a court case or even after they had been proven guilty, which is a bit dodgy, especially as Netflix makes money over presumptions of guilt. Saying that, some documentaries are incredibly fascinating, when done properly, they talk of bias, and the law, and the process of the law. And to me that is interesting. I suppose it comes down to the film making more than anything.
I cant imagine how horrible it mustvbr to lose a child but to be looked at as that childs killer because of so much ignorance ,must be devastating enough but for those same sick people to accuse my other very young child as her killer ,well thats just sickening and those oeople have no soul.
12:47 If anyone actually made it through that overdramatic monstrosity of a documentary... and actually bought into it...that alone speaks volumes about them.
Kony 2012 also ruined Jason Russell as well. The publicity and backlash of encouraging "slacktavism" overwhelmed him and he suffered a breakdown.
Tilikum didn't kill 3 trainers. He was suspected of killing one trainer (other whales were with him and no one saw what happened) one random guy that broke into his enclosure, and one trainer. Fact check a little please.
Mr. Exotic, you brought the whole mess on yourself, AND you made life hell for Carole Baskin!
She deserves it. She makes money from her zoo of exotic animals too. And she doesn't even pay her employees!
@@ChrisPierreBaconI will admit she's not perfect, but I don't think that she deserved to be accused of murdering her husband without hard evidence to back that claim up!
@@ElizabethMcCormick-s2n Everyone featured in that documentary is just an awful person. Carole Baskin was hated the most because of her hypocrisy. "Oh I'm doing it to help the animals." No, you're doing it to line your pockets. That's why we all hate you, and the idea that you killed your husband and fed him to tigers is hilarious so we're all gonna believe it
@@ChrisPierreBaconshe has a sanctuary not a zoo. I thought the same till I research. Her sanctuary does so much good for big cat, unlike joe exact is which was a shameless money grab.
@@jenniferbond7073 Oh so she must not make much money from her "sanctuary" then right? Right?
WOW ...childhood CAMP was fun , back in the day.
You know someone is no good when they try to tell you you have a tourist visa and threatens you with that without reasoning that if the guy have a crew recording, they all probably have the means to have a journalism visa 😂
Boondock & Boondock 2 were GREAT films.
They did Burke Ramsey and Michael Peterson dirty for sure, but most of these people did it to themselves.
Billy Mitchell has done more damage to himself than any documentary ever could.
Martin Bashir's documentary about MJ was a bit shady when it first aired on TV Plus in the 2005 trial they did play his documentary but with some additional footage that wasn't aired on TV and pretty much discredit MJ being a creepy this interviewer has done the same nonsense during the princess Diana interview I believe he added footage of that as well
Bashir is a revolting person - he just came across as so disingenuously friendly and supportive of MJ with his intention the whole time to do a hatchet job on MJ - i dont think its possible to be more snakey and treacherous ...... and he aggravated dianna to do a documentary using insendry fake documents he made. No morales - its just horrible .... i don't know how he could do it. Didn't get anymore big scoops anyway so karma struck
you're wrong, Billy Mitchell's scores weren't reinstated, they are only displayed in an archive, a snapshot of the scoreboard how it was in a given time. Twin Galaxies has gone out of their way to clear up that Mitchell is still banned and his scores are null.
I remember watching a kid from a Jesus camp screaming and crying because he couldn't hear God. And everyone was like 'none of us can, we make it up' but he couldn't understand that, cuz he was a kid, and he was corrected by them for not following the right way. I wish I could remember the name of the show.
When you apply the Burke theory to Jon Benets situation , the case suddenly makes complete sense. I don’t believe it’s a theory I believe that is the truth.
In most of these cases, the subjects' actions ruined their lives, not the fact their actions were put to film. That was just a consequence. If they hadn't done wrong nobody would have made a film about it. That said, the documentary changed my theory of the Jonbenet case. At the time the events unfolded, it was painfully clear the parents were covering something up, but I don't recall hearing much about Burke and he wasn't considered a suspect. After the documentary, I'm thinking "why the f* was Burke not at the top of the list ????"
I don’t know how I feel about this video listing a bunch of horrendous people, then blaming their lives being ruined on the documentarians who exposed them. They ruined their own lives with their deplorable decisions.
What about Avery's nephews lawyer Len Kachinsky? He was decimated by the documentarians and I still see hateful things about him because he let his client be interviewed by the cops without him being present.
Can’t believe Jesus Camp was nominated for an Oscar. But thanks to it the camp was shut down.
The documentary Look Up In The Sky should have been nominated?
Becky Fischer doesn't regret making the film though, since her fame in the Pentecostal movement has remained and she started a new even more successful ministry.
@@colliric . Yeah scammers and frauds like any publicity they can get.
Take Care of Maya sure tarnished Johns Hopkins Children's Hospital and the people involved with that case.
The documentary we are experiencing called REAL LIFE has shown that Rudy Giuliani is a garbage human and he’s really great at ruining his own life
And also had a hand in the ongoing ruining of the country
I lived in NYC when Giuliani was the mayor, it was a paradise compared to the shit hole it is now. I’d take him back in a second.
@@jimfoster7986I bet. We were way better under trump
Many of these are people ruining their own lives by showing their true selves before the cameras. Don't blame the documentaries. As for "Jesus Camp," though the response of vandalism was wrong, this documentary stopped many children's lives from being ruined.
How can you mention Kony 2012 and not mention that the director/producer of the doc (who made himself a subject in the piece itself) had a very public mental breakdown and arrest after it unexpectedly went viral? That’s something I’ve long wanted insight on.