The Price of Honor

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?

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

Now that Yaser Said, Islam Said and the girls' uncle have been convicted, I hope a more detailed documentary is produced. It should more explicitly cover how the girls' mom and the local authorities also failed them.

I agree with others who have stated that the storytelling is a bit all over the place. I think it's partly because the Irving Police Department and other local authorities were unwilling to talk. The documentary also primarily tells Amina's story and not Sarah's. However, I'm glad someone had the courage to take the time to tell the story of what happened. There's just so much more that needs to be examined and exposed.

It was hard for me to watch. There is one lone review which gave the doc 1 star. That's a bit harsh; however, everything that the reviewer stated was absolutely true. The film was done sloppily and more should have been said about Sara - the other sister - who was shot as well.

The 'mother' of these two young sisters is repulsive. A low life who does not deserve to draw breath on this planet. Despicable.

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.