Alright, so I was just kicking back the other day, scrolling through some stuff online, you know, the usual time-wasting. And I kept seeing this name, Brian Cohee, pop up in a few places. People were talking about some pretty dark stuff, and mentioned there was a documentary about it. My ears kinda perked up at that.
Decided to Look Into It
You know me, if there’s a story like that, especially one that’s got a documentary made about it, I gotta see what the fuss is about. I’m not one for just hearing bits and pieces; I like to get the whole picture if I can. So, I thought, right, let’s find this thing.
Fired up my computer and started searching. Just typed in his name and “documentary,” pretty straightforward. It wasn’t too hard to find, actually. A few options came up on some of the streaming services I use. Didn’t have to dig around for ages, which was a relief. Sometimes these things are hidden away pretty good.
Getting Down to Watching
So, I got myself set up, grabbed a drink, and hit play. I knew it was going to be heavy, but man, it really was. From the get-go, the atmosphere was just… intense. It wasn’t one of those flashy, overly dramatic productions. It felt more like a straightforward account, which in some ways makes it even more chilling.
The documentary went through the whole sequence of events. They laid out the background, what led up to the main incident, and then the investigation and everything that happened after. I appreciated that it didn’t feel like they were trying to sensationalize it too much. Some of these true crime things really ham it up, you know? This felt more grounded, which, honestly, made it even more disturbing.
A few things really stood out to me:
- The interviews. Hearing from people who were involved, or knew the folks connected to the case, it just hits different than reading an article.
- The way they pieced together the evidence. You see how detectives work, putting all these little clues together.
- Just the stark reality of it all. It’s one thing to read about something terrible, but seeing it laid out, with visuals and firsthand accounts, it’s a whole other level.
I actually had to pause it a couple of times. Not because it was boring, far from it. But just to kind of take a breath and process what I was seeing. It’s heavy stuff, no doubt about it. You’re watching this, and you remember this actually happened to real people. It’s not just a story.
My Thoughts After It Ended
When the credits rolled, I just kind of sat there for a minute. It definitely leaves you thinking. You start pondering all sorts of stuff about why things like this happen, the human mind, all that deep stuff. It’s not the kind of thing you just watch and then forget about straight away. It sticks with you.
I’m glad I watched it, in a way. It gave a much deeper understanding than I would have gotten from just a news headline. But yeah, it’s tough. It’s a look into a really dark corner of human behavior. If you’re into true crime and want something that doesn’t pull punches and gives you a lot to think about, well, this one definitely delivered on that front. Not exactly a Saturday night feel-good flick, that’s for sure.
