Killer Sally

miaparker shared a tip "Not gonna judge—Just gonna “get on my soapbox” & point out some “red flags” as to WHY this couple SHOULD NOT have remained together & should have called it quits‼️— ONE or the OTHER was (or BOTH were): 🚩routinely arguing, disagreeing 🚩routinely critical & disrespectful 🚩unfaithful 🚩jealous 🚩controlling 🚩 financially unstable 🚩carried a bigger load in more than one aspect of the relationship … 🙏🏽 I PRAY I’ll have the audacity to GET OUT of a relationship like this if I ever find myself in one 🙏🏽 Living in constant anger/fear/jealousy is not worth the risk of trying to maintain or remain in such a relationship!! — Especially when children are involved. #sad 😢 #tragic"

daniella_2577 shared a tip "10/10 🌟 Kept me on the edge of my seat! A true story on a abused woman who deserved better relationships and was body shamed through the system, instead of being seen equally. There was an image of what women who were abused needed to look like, but her abuse was visible regardless of being the muscular complexion! She deserved better! I also found it interesting as I got a closer look to what body building was for women back then, I learned a lot! She did NOT deserve 20 years! I’m happy to see her gain back her life and her children, even with all that time lost. She looks a lot happier then back then and I’m so inspired by her perseverance to find love! Proud of her for staying true to herself! #truecrime #mystery #netflix #bodybuilder"

RicoLoveDinero shared a tip "Very interesting story but I didn’t feel sorry for her at all. She knew what she was doing. Jealousy played a bigger role than anything"

darlene_stelly shared a tip "Pretty good documentary! Very interesting angle of the 80's and 90's version of what an abused and a battered woman had to look like then to be credible."

smeeta shared a tip "Abuse is still not understood, timing of this trial with everything going on at that time… gender roles… all this makes it a complex story."

sarahajoubert shared a tip "Really good documentary. Might be the most unbiased one I’ve seen, in that I honestly couldn’t decide whether she was innocent or not. I think the whole thing was tragic. The storytellers seemed to give equal time to both sides. I felt for Sally and completely believe her, but then the evidence against her was staggering. If I was a juror, I definitely would have had reasonable doubt."

anna_m._parras shared a tip "I started this on the background while I did other stuff and quickly found myself intrigued. It's such an interesting and sad story, especially for the kids. Unbelievable how her abuse was dismissed so easily. Glad she got her happy ending. Hopefully. Definitely recommend it."

amy_santi shared a tip "Justice For Sally!!!!! I did not finish the documentary I was so frustrated and so appalled that this women had to actually serve a sentence for defending herself. Why? Because she wasn't a petite fragile housewife? Because she was a strong bodybuilding woman she couldn't be abuse? It was the first time I watch a documentary and the "killer" wasn't having a pity party she was so mature and took responsibility I do plan on finishing tonight it is a definitely must see and I am barely explaining how angry it makes me that this woman even had to serve a day in prison!"

psychobabblellc shared a tip "Really fascinating watch, even if you know nothing about body building- I learned a lot! But the focus here is on generational trauma, abusive relationships, and mental illness"

katherine_keys shared a tip "Very interesting story and a good short one to get through quickly. Netflix has a habit of doing very biased documentaries that shows which side they support while it seemed pro Sally over all there were bits that pushed for you to think of it from both sides."

emily_rose_8245 shared a tip "I am happy for Sally that after 26 years and the circumstances that she was placed in, she got out and was able to find peace with life and get a fresh start with a new outlook , have a good relationship with her kids and meet someone who treats her right and makes her happy."

yasmin_bolio shared a tip "This documentary was so intriguing. So many facets to this story. However, Sally was given an unjust sentence. Not saying what she did was right, but her side of the story was constantly overlooked and put aside. She grew up in a rough environment, we served in the military, of course she's going to be a tough women. Men often see a competitive, aggressive women as a threat. Anyone can be a victim of domestic violence, even an ex-marine/ bodybuilder."

sneffielynn shared a tip "First time hearing about this case. It was intriguing. The media did her dirty and she was portrayed wrongly by many in this case. Felt like a system failure to me. I’m glad times have changed and we treat battered women better. I’m glad she’s done and has found light at the end of this."