Why Did You Kill Me?

Why Did You Kill Me?

The line between justice and revenge blurs when a devastated family uses social media to track down the people who killed 24-year-old Crystal Theobald.

  • Released: 2021-04-14
  • Runtime: 83 minutes
  • Genre: Crime, Documentaries
  • Stars: Belinda Lane
  • Director: Fredrick Munk
 Comments
  • Billiam-4 - 30 September 2021
    Ambiguous, but compelling
    Ambiguous, but compelling chronicle shows a dubious, but successful attempt to catch a killer; basically a very sad story revealing the harrowing effect and impact of meth addiction on all involved.
  • Mehki_Girl - 4 May 2021
    Meth Mouths
    The family is full of meth-mouths. The girl is death because she was born into a family of addicts and criminals.

    A lesson in why drugs and criminal activity will shorten your life or the life of a loved one.

    Drug addicts are narcissistic, so hard to empathize with or or believe much of what they say.
  • kssmith515 - 20 April 2021
    Worst True Crime Doc on Netflix
    What did I just watch? Why Did You Kill Me is the worst true crime show I've seen from Netflix. It was boring and lazy, and really left me wondering who signed off on this waste of time. The title and trailer make you think the interactions between killer and the girl on MySpace lead to some dramatic, smoking gun that solves the mystery. Nope. The show actually only gives a few minutes to the whole MySpace thing. They spend the rest of the time focusing on the methhead mom who is out for revenge. She admits that she was high when the shooting happened, she withheld information from the investigators, then she scared off the suspect. We only get a tiny blurb at the end of the show saying what finally happened to him. No smoking gun, not even a mention of physical evidence! It was all he-said-she-said between gang members and this crackhead family. After watching, I still have no idea how they got a conviction. And did they ever say how they proved/disproved which white expedition was involved?

    The whole documentary was just lazy, confusing and boring. Don't waste your time.