Teenager Lauryn Licari and her boyfriend Owen McKenny were high school sweethearts until a barrage of nasty, spiteful text messages hit them, leading to their breakup. Everyone became a suspect, but it took years for the investigation to uncover the identity of the culprit.

It's a shocker; I followed this case closely and was aware of the details, so while the outcome was shocking, it didn't catch me off guard since I already knew. What surprised me was the reasoning behind the abuse. It was intriguing to discover the motives of the perpetrator. The only problem is that I find it hard to believe; they seemed to lie so effortlessly.

In my opinion, the mental health label is being misused to some extent. We all have our quirks and odd behaviors, but in this case, the individual is genuinely suffering—an act of malice that is inexcusable. How can anyone even start to justify such actions?

This Flixtor movie documentary is exceptionally well-crafted. I appreciated the way it was presented; it really kept you guessing about the identity of the perpetrator. I left feeling very impressed by Khloe; she is such a composed and intelligent young woman, remarkably positive given what she endured.