I listened to the Hernandez podcast by the Boston Globe and found that it provided a more succinct (albeit more detailed in some ways) and linear account on the life of Aaron Hernandez. The podcast featured more stories and perspectives on Aaron's life than this documentary did with much more info surrounding his upbringing, early football career, how he was recruited by Urban Meyer, how he fit into the Patriots locker room and especially about Aaron's father. One of the issues with this documentary was that it kinda glossed over the physical and verbal abuse Aaron, his brother, and his mother suffered from the hands of Hernandez senior. It also glossed over the extent to which Urban Meyer and the Florida Gators got him out of highschool at the young age of 17.

The documentary did provide some good visuals, both theatrical and real, on the Hernandez case and also of Aaron's football career at Bristol High. Although, one of the major issues with this documentary that it jumped around far too much in the timeline which might be confusing to some viewers.

Overall, I wasn't too impressed with this documentary but it would be a sufficient overview on the tragedy of Aaron Hernandez.