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This documentary was interesting, but I have just a few thoughts. Maybe forgery has become more sophisticated these days, but maybe they shouldn't give forgery tips on the documentary. Also, I couldn't help thinking that if Hoffman hadn't killed people, he would have been making a lot of money on the dark web today. He totally comes across as being a psychopath. Someone like Hoffman is a danger to society in how much he reveled in harmful deception and basked in the aftermath of his violence. He didn't care about what he did to the victims. He even said he didn't care if a child picked up the Sheets bomb. I binged the series while cooking, but it definitely could have been just two episodes. Netflix might start saving money on these documentaries if they stopped stretching ones that can be concluded sooner.
score 5/10
TokyoGyaru 6 March 2021
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