Episode Guide
Eleven people, eleven diaries, eleven stories. Eleven lives that intersect in ways no one could have predicted. This is the story of eleven people who died in eleven different ways, and the secrets they left behind. ..
The Burai Deaths is the latest Netflix series to explore the dark secrets of families in India. In this series, we follow 11 family members who died from hanging from a rafter one afternoon in 2017. We follow their families as they try to piece together what happened and why. We also follow the police investigation into the deaths. This series is based on a true story and it is one of the most gripping true-crime shows that Netflix has ever produced.
This brand new case is very harrowing.
The second episode takes a moreriminalistic approach, with the focus on the perpetrator. This includes a focus on their methods and motivations, as well as their impact on the victim. The third episode builds towards a climax, with both the perpetrator and victim coming to terms with what happened.
The series begins with a family feud that could potentially lead to a suicide. The series looks at the possible reasons for the feud and how it could have a negative impact on the family.
In the third and final episode of “The Path to Tragedy,” the family’s past is explored more deeply, with a focus on mental health and sociological issues left to fester in the family. This could be the root cause for the tragedy, but given the mystery remains unsolved, it’s not clear whether or not that is the case. Either way, given that lack of definitive answers, viewers may find this documentary frustrating.
The first episode of “The Crown” uses a lot of eyewitness accounts, expository text and media footage from the time to help paint a larger story and flesh out the case as a whole. As one may expect with mass media hysteria, there’s a lot of stories and speculation that runs rampant on the news, and the first episode gets caught up in all that – intentionally so – to show how far this rabbit hole actually descends.
The title of the series gives away a lot of the tells surrounding the truth, which is one of the few personal gripes I have with this production. The writing is well written and easy to watch.
This true crime documentary is all about a case that has been unsolved for over 20 years and has left a lasting impression on the city of Delhi. It takes a detailed look at the case, from the beginning to the end, and asks questions that have still lingered in people’s minds.
