I watched this earlier today. Has anyone else seen this? I recall hearing about this when it happened back in 2022. I don't want to spoil it for anyone but I will just say this - the parents of the young lady who was charged are so unfit that I would almost want to charge them as accessories.
The Crash - Netflix documentary
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I watched this earlier today. Has anyone else seen this? I recall hearing about this when it happened back in 2022. I don't want to spoil it for anyone but I will just say this - the parents of the young lady who was charged are so unfit that I would almost want to charge them as accessories.
The wife and I watched it and we both came to the conclusion that the parents are the reason that the person responsible for the crash is a retard.
The defense attorney who opted for a bench trial in front of an older female judge was a moron.
Mackenzie is a hot girl who can cry without it being gross and coming out of her nose.
The kind of girl the older men on a jury would want to fuck, but instead would have felt an obligation to hug and defend her.
A couple of those guys would have been stubborn and either voted Not Guilty and hung the jury, or the rest of the jury would have caved and just convicted her of Manslaughter and she would be out by now.
Mackenzie is a hot girl who can cry without it being gross and coming out of her nose.
The kind of girl the older men on a jury would want to fuck, but instead would have felt an obligation to hug and defend her.
A couple of those guys would have been stubborn and either voted Not Guilty and hung the jury, or the rest of the jury would have caved and just convicted her of Manslaughter and she would be out by now.
Lots of people are talking about this movie, I don't know if I want to watch it.
I don't like watching disturbing things in general. Like the Jeffrey Dahmer documentary. But this one I would argue is more eye opening than disturbing.
Gonna give this a watch later just because you said it is not as disturbing as the Dahmer documentary.
I enjoyed that series but it was just a bit too disturbing for my liking.
In French we have an expression: "Il n'y a pas d'enfant roi, juste des parents valet." Thats exactly what they are.
I don't think she was intending to survive the crash tho. That would have been probably better. The victim's parents wouldnt have to listen to her mindless comments.
Is this translation accurate? "There are no child kings, only parents who are servants."
There is something similar seen on bumper stickers: Prince/Princess on Board.
This was excellent and very entertaining/disturbing/sad. @xix statement is spot on!
