77 Minutes

"This was truly heartbreaking I can't believe I never heard if this tragedy I like how it didn't name the killers and was more victim focused "

"I recently learned about this doc being available, and I vividly remember when this horrific atrocity occurred. It was all that was talked about at the time. This is a bit graphic/disturbing, rated TV-MA, so may not be suitable for some. Such a LONG delay, 77 minutes... Unimaginable. Reasons given for the delay and conflicting opinions. This also reminded me of how much behind the times we were in 1984. Remember pagers? I found myself really irritated with Jerry Sanders smiling, seeming so flip about it, while being interviewed about the incident (not in clip shown here though)."

"5/10 Definitely an amateur documentary which is probably how they got away with not blurring the crime scene footage. It mostly seems like a chance for the director to accuse the police officers involved and show the footage. While there were definitely mistakes made I'm not sure how many of the issues brought up were true as much of the journalism relies on word of mouth. Again just goes to show this was an amateur doc. It felt as if this was something I was already supposed to know a bit about. All that being said, I will give the doc props for not focusing on the killer as many docs do. This was about the victims and the failure of the police to respond for 77 minutes."

"Thanks Amy S for recommending this documentary. I don’t remember hearing about this before. It’s very terrifying to be trapped inside where you have someone shooting in every direction. It’s very graphic so know that before you watch. "

"Super graphic, but a good documentary. Focuses on the victims and the details surrounding this event. The production isn't the best, but that's okay because it emphasizes the story rather than aesthetics. "

"The fact it’s true & took so long "

"I think the interviewer asked some unnecessary questions to the victims and police officers, other than that, pretty good. "

"Charlie Minn did a phenomenal job with his research and how he presents what happens. I love how he gave more attention to the victims than the killer. More interviewers/directors should model after him (from what I've seen) "

"This was a good doc, but very graphic. "

"This documentary gives you so many emotions. Anger, Sadness. And mostly just makes you ask why?! "