rxbandits84

An important series that shows how Brazil is - and always has been - a country where impunity reigns, justice is nonexistent, and the powerful are never held accountable for their mistakes, incompetence, or negligence. The justice system is complicit, slow, inefficient - and it enables impunity, forgetfulness, and the repetition of preventable tragedies.

I still remember that accident to this day; it left a mark on many people. As usual, the justice system turned its back on the victims and their families. It's powerful to see a documentary that keeps their memory alive and makes us reflect on the country we live in - where so much pain is ignored.

Unfortunately, I was right: this show is garbage. Three seasons in, and nothing is explained. Most of season 3 is just filler-nothing happens. It's soulless, empty, and repetitive.

Now, let me explain this: everyone knows that Sara heard voices, which ultimately led her to kill her brother. Then Elgin comes to town (by the way, he's such a bad actor- a doll has more facial expressions than he does). He sits down, and Sara tells him everything about how the voices tricked her and lied to her. Then, a few episodes later, knowing all about the voices, this guy starts seeing a ghost who tells him to kidnap someone and feed her his own blood. And he does it without even questioning...I mean, how dumb do you have to be? Or how dumb are the writers?

It's just constant nonsense. No one communicates, the plot is terrible, and the writers are completely lost.

I've given up.