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The Cheshire Murders

  • टीवी फ़िल्म
  • 2013
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The Cheshire Murders (2013)
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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA documentary about a brutal home invasion in Cheshire, Connecticut in 2007.A documentary about a brutal home invasion in Cheshire, Connecticut in 2007.A documentary about a brutal home invasion in Cheshire, Connecticut in 2007.

  • निर्देशक
    • Kate Davis
    • David Heilbroner
  • स्टार
    • Jennifer Petit
    • Hayley Petit
    • William Petit Jr.
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    • निर्देशक
      • Kate Davis
      • David Heilbroner
    • स्टार
      • Jennifer Petit
      • Hayley Petit
      • William Petit Jr.
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    • 6आलोचक समीक्षाएं
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    Jennifer Petit
    • Self - Victim
    • (आर्काइव फ़ूटेज)
    Hayley Petit
    • Self - Victim
    • (आर्काइव फ़ूटेज)
    William Petit Jr.
    • Self - Victim
    • (आर्काइव फ़ूटेज)
    Michaela Petit
    • Self - Victim
    • (आर्काइव फ़ूटेज)
    Joshua Komisarjevsky
    • Self - Suspect
    • (वॉइस)
    Steven Hayes
    • Self - Suspect
    • (आर्काइव फ़ूटेज)
    Marilyn Bartoli
    • Self
    Deb Biggins
    • Self
    Michael Daluz
    • Self
    Jeremiah Donovan
    • Self
    Bob Farr
    • Self
    William Gerace
    • Self
    Rebekah Greer-Carney
    • Self
    Marybelle Hawke
    • Self
    Richard Hawke
    • Self
    Alicia Hayes
    • Self
    Brian Hayes
    • Self
    Matthew Hayes
    • Self
    • निर्देशक
      • Kate Davis
      • David Heilbroner
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    4tomarm-21596

    Tedious, boring, and long

    Any typical Forensic Files episode is an order of magnitude more interesting, at less than a quarter of the running length. This doc doesn't add anything to what we already find out in the 1st 5 minutes, nothing surprising or new, and takes 2 hrs not doing that. As such, not clear why this was made, just looks like an something originating on a list of pitches that a documentary film maker would make to HBO so they can pick up a pay check
    4sickwix

    Inordinately Dull

    Such a revolting and heinous crime completely disserviced by the most lifeless and disjointed documentary.

    This long and anticlimactic snoozefest is all over the place, jumping from here to there with no meat in any of the interviews.

    This story holds inordinate potential for a stellar and in-depth documentary, but this one falls completely flat.
    7paul-allaer

    Death penalty? or jail for life without parole?

    "The Cheshire Murders" (2013 release; 118 min.) is a documentary about the vicious murders committed in Cheshire, CT in 2007. As the documentary opens, it is "July 23, 2007", and it is chaos. A bank teller has called 911 that a woman named Jennifer in the bank claims her husband and 2 daughters are being held hostage at their home. Shortly thereafter, we see the cops at the home, confirming there are 3 fatalities and that they have apprehended 2 suspects. We then step back and get to know Cheshire better. "A phenomenal town", says one. We then switch to "Chapel Hill, NC", where the parents and sister of Jennifer start commenting about what happened in 2007. At this point we are 15 min. into the film.

    Couple of comments: this is another true crime documentary, looking at the gruesome murders committed by 2 savage men. There never is any question that they done what they have done, so this documentary is different from, say, the recent "Who Killed Garrett Phillips?", where we literally didn't know who did what. Instead, this documentary looks at the issue of death penalty vs. jail for like without a chance for parole. In an liberal-leaning state like Connecticut, one would expect that the death penalty is not well regarded, and indeed the Connecticut legislature passed a law banning the death penalty in 2009 but the governor vetoed it, citing the Cheshire murders. Here is the kicker: within weeks of their arrest, the defense lawyers of the murderers offer a plea bargain of life in jail without a chance for parole, and the prosecutors REJECT the plea bargain, instead deciding to go for the death penalty. This sets into motion a series of events that you'll just have to see for yourself in this gripping documentary... As a complete aside, the Cheshire police's role in how the events played out on July 23, 2007 looks shady, to say the least, hinting of incompetence. But the documentary never really pursues that angle (and notes that the Cheshire police department declined any and all requests for interviews).

    As you may know, HBO has been showcasing a batch of brand new true crime documentaries this summer, all of which are worth seeking out ("I Love You , Now Die", "The Talwars: Behind Closed Doors", "Who Killed Garrett Phillips", just to name those). It was while watching these that I saw "The Cheshire Murders" mentioned. Even though this documentary is now 6 years old, it is still very relevant, and of course you can get an update on what has happened since then from many sources (including Wikipedia). If you like documentaries, and true crime in particular, I'd readily suggest you check this out on VOD, and draw your own conclusion.
    10a_baron

    The Cheshire Murders

    On July 22, 2007, William Petit was a successful doctor, living the dream with his wife and two daughters in the Connecticut town of Cheshire, population circa 29,000. By the following night he was lying in a hospital bed battered and beaten. Far, far worse, he was a widower, the lives of his wife and both daughters snuffed out by two lowlifes whose crime was as shocking as any we have come to see in this at times cruel world. Even his home had been burned out, and the psychological trauma he and his immediate family suffered does not bear thinking about.

    This HBO documentary begins with the aftermath of the crime and ends with the trial of Joshua Komisarjevsky; both men were sentenced to death. It contains some unpleasant footage but no autopsy photos or reconstructions. Remarkably it manages to cover the case from all angles speaking to the father of Jennifer Hawke-Petit, the daughter and both brothers of killer Steven Hayes, and the youthful girlfriend of his partner-in-crime along with the defense attorneys of both men and the prosecution. The latter's love interest spoke candidly; she said Komisarjevsky liked to tie her up. In this day and age there is nothing shocking about this revelation, but tying up an 11 year old girl, raping her and setting her on fire is no sane person's idea of kinky sex.

    The family of Hayes have mixed feelings, his young daughter Alicia feels sorry for him while his brothers believe he should be executed. Although Hayes is the older man, there is little doubt that Komisarjevsky has earned himself a hotter spot in Hell; he was said always to have had a preference for young girls; one contributor to this film said he told Komisarjevsky he was a paedophile; if he were not then, he is now. At the penalty phase of his trial, the claim was made that he was sexually abused as a child; this claim appears to be true, but it mitigates how? More interestingly, Komisarjevsky is said to have a photographic memory and to be a talented artist, the drawings displayed here are certainly evidence of such talent; it's just a pity he had to squander it.

    It seems unlikely now that either man will be executed. Not mentioned here is the fact that Hayes has boasted of committing many other murders, but this may simply be bravado.

    There is a lot more in this documentary, and some people may find it too much for their sensibilities, but it is a remarkable work that deserves a wide audience.
    8kedarguru

    Excellent documentary for people who haven't heard of the Cheshire murders

    This documentary explores some compelling subjects around The Cheshire home invasion murders. 1) Police cover-up. The police were outside the residence for a full half hour and took no action until the criminals fled the home. They could have prevented most of the crime. Why? We can only speculate. 2) Death penalty. Death penalty is a controversial subject. One thing that's stressed in the movie, regardless of whether you're pro- or anti- , is that it's a very lengthy and expensive process. The system is broken. 3) Background of the murderers. We learn about their early lives, their motivations, etc. The conclusions that I've made: a history of mental illness and child abuse played a crucial role. They don't justify any of the crimes, but does bring into light the importance of treating mental illness and about the consequences of child abuse.

    We also learn, in as much detail as possible, how the entire incident played out. We also learn about the victims and victims' family. This is all through interviews with many people. It's tragic, emotional, and from a documentary film perspective it's informative, interesting and somewhat impartial.

    Last words: People who already know all about the Cheshire murders may not get the interviews and new information they expect. So if that's you, then maybe this documentary will be a disappointment. I'd never heard of these murders before, so it was all very interesting. There was not a moment in those 2 hours when I felt bored.

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