Kendall Rae asserts that producing true crime documentaries while collaborating with victims' families is an effective way to help families in need.

“it was an incredible experience working with her family on this one and very recently her sister texted me and let me know that Jessica not Jessica easterly but another person that we interviewed in the documentary told her friend Steve about the dock and he watched it”

Joe Budden asserts that documentaries regarding black people rarely explain the financial origins of cult leaders, unlike those featuring white subjects.

“Every time I watch the [ __ ] [ __ ] with black people, they never they never explain it to me. THE WHITE DOCKS, THEY tell me where these white people is getting the money”

Modern true crime reporting should prioritize ethical considerations over sensationalism to avoid exploiting victims and their families.

“I feel like it almost highlights what can be like that ethical question in true crime of, you know, how do we report this and and make this big and these people known, these victims and everything without exploiting it for all that it is.”