Why Did You Kill Me?
The line between justice and revenge blurs when a devastated family uses social media to track down the people who killed 24-year-old Crystal Theobald.
- Released: 2021-04-14
- Runtime: 83 minutes
- Genre: Crime, Documentaries
- Stars: Belinda Lane
- Director: Fredrick Munk
Comments
- danaeriley - 22 August 2021
Why all the hate for this? Don't be swayed.
I don't know who's reviewing this movie but they must be a bunch of uptight, judgmental, people who never had to struggle or live in a neighborhood that's dangerous-or know someone who's been addicted. I found this documentary interesting. Did the family have drug or other probs w/ the law? Of course they did. Some of these reviews were saying about the mom "not being a good person".... I found that quite stupid. This woman's daughter was murdered. Her brother watched her die. She takes the initiative to investigate since she felt the police weren't sufficient. Anyone who has a child knows the instinct when one of their children is hurt- the mama bear won't rest. If you like TV shows like The First 48 you will probably like this. Don't be distracted by the bad reviews. - tinas-78702 - 2 May 2021
The family is gross
I can't get past her mother. Imagine a typical jerry spinner guest at 70 years old, burnt out from meth. Watched about 15 mins then had to abort. - karentindale - 19 April 2021
Messy documentary on messed up family.
The start jumps in so quick it's hard to grasp what's happened. Then you see pics of the family and you know it's going to involve drugs and gangs before you get any further. Not what I thought it was going to be about. Meth head mother chucking her weight around on the internet. Brothers that are parts of gangs, and also into the whole drugs scene. Hard to feel sympathy for this family when you see there rap sheets. Hardly law abiding citizens. Would like to have known more about Crystal, but most of the documentary seems to focus on the dysfunctional mother and her ridiculous actions and behaviour. Other family members mumble on, and overall it's overly drawn out and a bit dull. Lost interest.
