The story kind of wanders a bit, but is a fascinating look into aspects of the Dark Web and government response.

Moderately interesting depiction of either a political target who is unfairly prosecuted or a pervert who takes advantage of his delusional parents. I was firmly in my camp by the conclusion but am sure there are others as confidently entrenched with the opposite view.

I'm sorry, 45 minutes in and it is not clear what information this person had that is causing any of this to happen. Hard to wait and care for so long. Poorly constructed.

Lol…wut. Total clownshow.

This could have been a 20 minute segment on 60 Minutes. It should have been. The ending few minutes are so important. Everyone has their own reality these days. No one trusts the truth anymore.

People can have many perspectives until the problem becomes their own. From that point on reactions take identical approaches. So we can't judge the entrapped. Who is strong enough to stand against the colossus of states. Should we question? Is keeping secrets truly the loyalty? Isn't revelations of truth a way to express true strength and greatness of a nation? This is not a regular one-sided documentary but rather a spectacle of colliding theories and information chess game between govt and DeHart family. Justice is a inevitable either by law or nature.