This documentary is 4 hours of interviews with the same people speculating on crime from years ago. This could have been a one hour 20/20 and it would have been better. I feel for the brother . But this is one of the most boring documentaries I've ever watched . I slept through half of it and missed nothing. I ended up fast forwarding it to the end . Which was just more of the same bad re enactments they show through out the film. There was nothing exciting or redeeming about this project . It made me wish the brother had spent his time and money on therapy and trying to heal his relationships with his parents. Rather than drag us along for the same accusations and interviews , only to find out that the parents weren't suspects after all. I am stunned HBO actually made this. Someone has too much time and money on their hands . Just a thought ,with so many young indigenous women missing , how about HBO spending money time and resources trying to solve those murders! How about this brother setting up a no profit in his sisters name to find other missing teens. Instead of beating to death a million year old case that has lead to nothing . Do yourself a favor and skip this.
Review of Burden of Proof
