First of all, just looking at the name, I didn't expect its content to be so detailed and in-depth. There is a lot of evidence that serial killers have extreme obsessions and animal cruelty behaviors that can develop into homicides without intervention. When I was in high school, I was fascinated by the serial killings for a period of time, and I also saw a few screenshots of the Lin Jun case video, but I didn't dig into the story behind the case when I was young. A pair of unseen eyes and an amnestic stick in the man in black.
The interesting thing about this documentary is that it starts from the perspective of a bunch of netizens and internet nerds, which is different from ordinary crime documentaries, which start from the perspective of the victim's family or the police, which is defined from the very beginning. the good and evil of the protagonist. In addition to the police, the film also has various interviews with the seemingly redundant mother of the murderer, who has also been whitewashing her son. As audiences and bystanders, we often don’t know one kind of voice we receive. Whitewashing remarks like the murderer’s mother must also emerge in an endless stream. The addition of additional perspectives is not only to restore the essence of the audience, but also to let the audience go deeper. Identify each of the different voices and think independently.
Back to the murderer, no amount of tragic past he has can change the reality that he is a cold-blooded demon. The evil he suffered cannot be the reason for his violence. He is extremely narcissistic and hungry for attention, and cat abuse and murder is nothing more than a surreal movie he directed and starred in.
In this era of rapid development of the Internet, some people can do anything to become popular, but why are those who are keen to watch the fun not accomplices? At the end of the survey, netizens who participated in the survey also raised a series of questions. Has this Internet culture gradually turned into a hotbed for criminals?
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