The Price of Honor

If you watch this please be aware of this one heart wrenching horrific factor: the mother. Powerful documentary. Extremely informative. Heartbreaking.

I'm sorry but I blame the mother who put herself first. Why would you go back just to have your girls killed. She felt guilty about leaving her husband. That's horrible.

I remember seeing this on the news and finding it so shocking. But then to watch this documentary shows truly how horrific and shocking it was. It feels made up because it's so hard to believe but unfortunately that's not the case. I also agree with other viewers that Sarah wasn't spoken about enough, but the documentary was short, gripping And informative.

As a true crime documentary this is a quite bad production. There is next to no actual proof except for the text's and email's from Amina. The rest is basically hearsay. In my opinion there was to little facts, and not enough focus on Sarah. Literally almost the entire documentary was dedicated towards Amina. I do feel that they should have put more focus on the actual crime itself, and the aftermath of it.

I do however appreciate what they were trying to do. In the aspect of making the story about the victims and not the perpetrator, the makers of this documentary really succeeded. I felt real sympathy towards Amina, Sarah and Joseph.

Other than that the camera quality was ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE!!! Seriously, couldn't they have made this with a better camera? And edited this better?

What's the 'mother' doing at there funeral why wasn't she arrested. It's not an excuse but it was made clear nothing to do with F'n religion. Normally, sick people you can be for sure told they were 'religious. Huge amount more people have been murdered in the name of their 'god' then any other reason. These people can't even use that failsafe excuse. If that brainless Blob 'mother' still around telling her to stick her boohoo tissue down her throat and choke on it. It's useless to keep watching this. You can be sure they'll squish this into and under religious protection. 'Oh they believe in God! They can do whatever they want'