The director's ingenious plot arrangement, using seemingly gentle headline-party tactics, and 1/3 of the video to describe the cat abuse incident that was reported on the Internet ten years ago, slowly revealing the more terrifying truth to the eyes of the world.
The Canadian corpse case that once caused a sensation in the world surfaced, and every detail and the dramatic and elaborate design of the murderer even made me doubt the authenticity of the documentary, but the truth is sometimes more absurd than the movie.
I don't analyze the murderer's motives and psychology, nor do I debate whether the final trial is fair or not. After all, the links and details are not for us bystanders to intervene.
At the end of the film, the narrator's questioning to the camera should be the question that we onlookers should ponder. With the development of network technology, the establishment of legal system cannot keep up with the speed of science, making the network a tool for criminals. The vastness and encryption of the dark web, the portability of news dissemination in the media, as well as human flesh searches, threatening emails, etc., all give us a wake-up call. Let the spectators no longer just watch the lively rabble, when you share every link and spread every message, please be responsible for your own behavior. An innocent and kind life will be lost due to overwhelming abuse, and when an avalanche occurs, no snowflake is innocent, and no snowflake can be held responsible.
Is this the kindness of the Internet to criminals? The world should not be like this. The Internet has become a stepping stone for their crimes, giving them a stage to "show themselves". The ignorant net name is twittering, and the power of the rabble seems to support the criminals.
Just like the thousands of hits in the play, if behind every click were netizens like John and Diana, if the emails sent to the Canadian police officers had been taken seriously, the final tragedy might have been avoided.
I hope that everyone who can surf the Internet can maintain the enthusiasm of the spectators and the responsible and calm like John and Diana. Maybe we can save a life one day.
rather than being the other side of the dark.
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