Wild Documentaries That Will Completely Mess With Your Head

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[prettymorning27]

I watched Abducted in Plain Sight last week. That shit was so fucked.

The Imposter was crazy. There’s Something Wrong with Aunt Diane was so sad.

[nutmegdealer]

there's something wrong with aunt diane made me so angry. the level of denial!

[sanditar]

I wasn't expecting those photos, it was very upsetting.

[nutmegdealer]

mte. they didn't warn you and they showed them for too long.

[alquilaunhombre]

This thread has convinced me to not watch it 😰

[hellojeds]

I got a heads up about it before I watched the documentary, so I looked away when the pictures were shown, didn't see anything as a result.

[frandappery]

they appear near the end. The only truly graphic one is of Diane. You'll be able to see it coming although I definitely agree with the others that there should have been a warning (or not there to begin with)

[caramelaffair]

Yeah the level of denial was really infuriating. I can tell even that forensic pathologist was really trying hard to bite his tongue with the lazy husband and sister when they kept denying the results and, ultimately, the truth

[xtinkerbellax]

I feel bad but this past year has made me very unempathetic to people who use denial as a coping mechanism. It's dangerous and harmful, and it's rampant. I don't think I could even watch this doc again now.

[frandappery]

That's a harsh blanket statement. Have you ever dealt with someone close to you who abused drugs or alcohol?

[sarahbear1]

People don't purposely choose to be in denial. It's an immediate coping mechanism that is about self preservation, and actually does work for a period of time.

[sunshinefun27]

Abducted in Plain Sight makes me rage so much

[wormsinthedirt]

I haven't watched the doc, but I've read about the case, and I really don't understand--it's not like she was a "having a few too many drinks every night" functioning alcoholic, it seems like she was drinking mass quantities. How do you turn a blind eye to that?!?