Sisters decided to get rid of their unemployed mother who leads an immoral lifestyle

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[@reginalannister2262]

Their mother wasn't big loss for humanity. Certainly their father is equally to blame for not alerting authorities.

[@EnclosedPoolArea]

This movie is based on a rea life case and it adds in things that never happened to condone the murder of Linda Anderson.

[@Honeyluvflwer]

Hes not at fault he literally mentioned the father could not do much like in real life as women are more likely to get custody ypu acting like he dont care. Stop trying to always blame men for something. Bye.​@EnclosedPoolArea

[@EnclosedPoolArea]

@@Honeyluvflwer In real life, there was no case for the father to get custody because the teenagers didn't receive the abuse depicted in the movie. That is make-believe to make the attackers seem like the victims.

[@J0knows]

Yeah, I feel the father got his do over family and peaced out of that mess. Basically leave the kids to fend for themselves, he didn’t even try to take the youngest either he just straight said you in gods hand now kids.

[@shrim1481]

White privilege the movie. If they were black sisters, they would STILL be in prison.

[@honinakecheta601]

Irl one sister became a scientist, the other got married, had children, passed the bar exam and became a lawyer. I’d say it all worked out and this was a rare instance of a successful rehabilitation process

[@TheArchitect9593]

Source?

[@honinakecheta601]

@@TheArchitect9593 you don’t have Google?

[@millystandford616]

I blame the family they gaslighted the girls in thinking it was just life the mom wanted to go I believe and the daughters rescued themselves from unstable abusive household

[@EnclosedPoolArea]

You should learn about the real story before you believe whatever Hollywood has made up. That poor woman not only got murdered but is now having her name ran through the mud so people can make some money. Such a sad case.

[@TheMouse-gc9ft]

Is it really gaslighting? It is just life. Who was thereto help them, no one. Foster care wouldn’t have been better

[@littlewhiterabbit202]

Its more like they don't want to believe the worst about someone they love, it hard for most people to see the truth about things like that.

[@adityaagrawal5136]

I don't blame the girls or the mom... the blame the Family Court who gave Linda the custody of the children...

[@Yourfavorite-cx6jz]

you don’t blame the mom??? huh? she’s the mother. Her job was to take care of them and protect them. She’s definitely at fault!!!

[@miriamllamas224]

I wonder how much the father fought for custody.

[@EnclosedPoolArea]

@@Yourfavorite-cx6jz I don't blame the mother because I know about the real life case and not the Hollywood fantasy. In the real case, it is explicitly clear that they killed her because she wasn't able to provide a lavish lifestyle. There was no case of physical or s*xual abuse.

[@alexandramoyer8785]

@@Yourfavorite-cx6jzstill doesn’t justify murder

[@Yourfavorite-cx6jz]

@@alexandramoyer8785 you clearly don’t comprehend well!! Where did I justify her useless life being terminated??? I’m responding to him not blaming the mom at all for HER actions and things turning out the way it did. your simple behind

[@valerieking5265]

The sad thing is that there are families out there going through this exact same experience. It makes you appreciate what you have. I'm so glad I never had a drug or alcohol problem and no kids. I learned when I was a teenager that I didn't have the patience for kids, let alone the life long responsibility. No regrets, even at 62

[@jennifermartin4505]

It's so sad. They deserved to have a better mom. No one could blame the girls. They were living in constant fear

[@sophosbeasan1]

That mother was not worth the ten years from their life. All their relatives including their dad that watch them going through hell and did nothing should be charged with negligence and the social worker and teachers that didn’t step to help should be charged of not doing their job. They all waited a crime to take place. That mother wasn’t worth a day in prison.

[@Imjustarichgirl]

I’m glad they still went to uni and succeeded.

[@EnclosedPoolArea]

White privilege and the Halo Effect in action.

[@blueberryara28]

this is crazy cause, they asked for help. the mom abused them by being neglectful but everyone remembers only the good on her. they saved their brother but ppl only remember the bad in them

[@lesyeuxsansvisage1157]

One became a scientist, the other a lawyer. Personally, I think they could see the boyfriend would become even more violent with the little brother, and their Aunt and Father didn’t care, or were willfully blind. What options are you left with as a kid, when adults don’t care, no one listens, and you are scared you and your sister will be SA, and your baby brother will be violently abused, while your apathetic addict of a mother, does nothing. I don’t blame the girls, or the other two, but I do blame the mother, and the other adults. I am happy the young ladies are free, living a good life.

[@EnclosedPoolArea]

It's a shame that people believe the Hollywood lies over the real life case.

[@dkhailiaichrak7031]

I agree with every word you said

[@animebrat76]

😢 I hate adults

[@Caleb17-ym6pq]

I blame the father, extended family and Childrens Aid. If any of them intervened, all this could have been avoided.

[@MrColdwilliam]

...and mom was just innocent and chilling, huh. Its always everyone elses fault if a woman is the perpetrator.

[@Caleb17-ym6pq]

@@MrColdwilliam I didn't say the mom wasn't innocent, I said everyone else is at fault more because if they intervened, none of this would have happened.

[@MrColdwilliam]

@@Caleb17-ym6pq I know what you said. You're now doubling down on that nonsense. Everyone is "more at fault" than the actual perpetrator. Your words. Twice.

[@Caleb17-ym6pq]

@@MrColdwilliam Are you saying the mother deserved to die? She was a piece-of-sh*t but she didn't deserve to die.

[@1_star_reviews]

My mom forced us to watch this movie and a few others when lifetime only showed movies that were cautionary tales. This movie, She’s too Young, and Thirteen are the movies that made me scared to be a child and terrified of being an adult failure of a mother.

[@lillyem3037]

All this could have been avoided if the dad had sole custody

[@Honeyluvflwer]

Well irl women are always more likely to receive custody and abuse their kids cuz of it look it up.

[@viwemagwaza9778]

I'm against taking a life but the mother had already given up on life hence I don't blame the girls. All of this drama could have been avoided if they didn't involve the outsiders and kept their mouth shut.

[@fuindes_batwings]

This was a really well told, but heartbreaking story.

[@EnclosedPoolArea]

Badly told and full of lies. The real life case was as clear cut a case of cold-blooded murder as it gets. As usual, Hollywood decided to make a movie that tries to make the killers out to be misunderstood victims.

[@stephenking5852]

Is that Lucy from Narnia!?😃

[@williepearl278]

I saw this movie, I thought it was pretty good.

[@user-ze7jx9xd8t]

What the name.plz

[@williepearl278]

@@user-ze7jx9xd8t Perfect Sisters

[@markgregory9343]

​@@user-ze7jx9xd8tPerfect Sisters, I think.

[@aksprkl6594]

@@user-ze7jx9xd8t Perfect Sisters (2014)

[@littlewhiterabbit202]

That mother gave them the worst start in life but at least they made something of themselves in spite or maybe because of it.

[@davidponseigo8811]

I never heard of this movie but I love Georgie Henley from the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe and Abigail Bresslin from Zombieland.

[@1_star_reviews]

First aired on Lifetime movie network. When lifetime was all movies and nothing else

[@Dr_Larken]

11:54 nothing is forever! How do you pull off the crime and brag about it for popularity points? This brings young & dumb to a whole new level! I guarantee you someone will always talk If not, I wouldn’t be surprised if one of them writes a book! Gotta get that bread!

[@lovellytshotshi345]

Whenever i see things like this i always wonder why go through and risk and trouble of killing another person? The girls could have staged an accident like domestic violence and blame it on the mother, the court will find she was drunk the entire time and the girls would be free, but maybe the siblings will be separated.

[@TititoDeBologay]

Their dad was as cowardly as their alcoholic mom. He could literally get custody on the girls testimonies alone.

[@cherryblossom7120]

Linda reminds me of deedee blanchard.

[@shahiramohammadi7284]

These girls just want to save theme self and their brother ten years was much for them

[@Via_30]

Children’s misery always from the parents

[@isobelbauch9842]

They walked in on the mom having sex in the living area.

[@xeniamartin5297]

people on the comment section feeling sorry for the sisters. if you watched the movie you will know they didn't exactly make awesome decisions themselves. and i agree with the judge. many other people in worse conditions in their lives and they never resorted to murder. don't feel sorry for them one bit

[@animebrat76]

Access to resources, environment, and knowledge really helps at these points

[@moonchild-2163]

Yes, but doing nothing could also have ended up badly for them. They potentially had to endure physical, psychological and s*xual abuse from the mother's boyfriend for at least a year until they were of age and could leave for good (still having to leave the little brother behind). They seeked help, they tried to do things "the right way", and not even their own father cared to do anything. They were cornered, and I don't blame them one bit for what they did to survive.

[@erikaenander5374]

The kids should have received ab award.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

2 sisters conspire to murder their drunk unemployed and neglectful single mother.

[@MegCazalet]

This was based on a true story.

[@Theodora._.loveshappiness]

This film doesn't make sense abeg. How do you kill someone and start announcing it?

[@reganwolf4405]

This was a real story. so yes it happend

[@TheArchitect9593]

The prequel to 2 broke girls

[@marie-helenemartel7147]

Narnia idn't what it used to be.

[@Sniperboy5551]

I’ve always had a crush on Abigail Breslin

[@matthewmatt5285]

Disturbing~

[@Lynx_moon]

I don't blame them or their mother, I blame their father and every other family members.

[@iamsherlocked7448]

Geez I am.fully against murder as I believe its Unforgivable but literally no one stopped to help them not even child services when thats their job. Their family just let them get abused so its no wonder they acted that way. Because its common for kids or sposues to be in abusive situation where they need help but no one will believe them. So they kill to put an end to their suffering

[@crazyasalways9272]

4:05 B******* that he can't do anything.The fact that he believes what is happening is like.Oh well, I can't really do.Anything it's complete or bullshit I know this because I watch one of my friends go through this with her Mom's new boyfriend doing this. Her dad stepped up and took her to court. He was able to get sole custody because of not only her not having a job and having a revolving door a boyfriend who tried to sexually molest her daughter.

[@camillewilliams2885]

I’m sorry but I don’t understand killing your mother just because she refuses to parent well. I mean run away, go live with a relative, which they ended up doing something but NO NOT murder… that’s crazy… even if you feel that it’s your only way towards a better life DO not murder … it’s not like this was a self defense case or anything

[@moonchild-2163]

I think it's easy to make this type of judgement when you're not the one going through it. We all think we have the moral high ground, but you can't know what you would do in this situation until you live it on the flesh.

[@claudemckenzie7052]

First to comment

[@sainashelton9625]

And who cares?

[@claudemckenzie7052]

You obviously cared because you took the time to state it 🙄

[@jjsalt1982]

Life!? Okay. Mother not doing nothing to support her children! So!!! What her daughters should have done there is find an after school job. Whichever sister has the job should be the one to support her sibiling. I know for sure that it should be the older girl. Because she's 18 years old.

[@moonchild-2163]

Ah yes, let's blame neglected children for -check's notes- not doing their parents' job.

[@jjsalt1982]

@@moonchild-2163 what duh? I was just making a suggestion. Not blaming the children, because they got neglected by their mother for years. And the oldest child. Which is the oldest daughter. Could have after school job. Make sure her siblings eat. So they don't get taken away. Separated! Just thinking far. Not blaming! And now at 18 years old. She can take custody of her siblings.

[@Catherina.e]

They are worse than their mom…

[@salmaabdullahgb]

They were trying to escape that situation, doesn't make it okay though

[@I34VVI3U5]

Hurt people, man

[@Blackroseofplue]

It doesn’t make it right, but they were fail by everyone around them and back into a corner.

[@EnclosedPoolArea]

In the real life case, they 100% are. The sisters were pure evil. In the Hollywood fantasy movie, they are turned into heroes.

[@xeniamartin5297]

@@Blackroseofplue how about running away???????????? phyiscally going to the police?? there are literally any other options to get help or help themselves. Murder is only ever the answer in self-defense. and they were literally out partying and making their own mistakes. sorry, no fucking sympathy.