Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior

This is one of those true-crime documentaries that gets more disturbing the deeper it goes. The story of Hadden Clark is horrifying enough on its own, but the series becomes even stranger as it explores his relationship with his cellmate, Jack Truitt, and the confessions and information Clark shared with him.

I thought the documentary did a good job of showing just how manipulative, unpredictable, and deeply unsettling Clark was without making him seem fascinating simply because he was a serial killer. There are plenty of bizarre details, disturbing claims, and unanswered questions that kept me interested throughout the series.

At times, though, the storytelling feels a little drawn out and repetitive. There were moments when I wanted it to move along instead of circling back over information we’d already heard. Still, the case itself is so unusual that it held my attention.

Overall, this was a solid true-crime watch. Dark, bizarre, creepy, and frustrating in all the ways you’d expect from a story involving a killer whose full list of victims may never actually be known.

Infuckingsane. God bless Jack for dealing with that psychotic babbling shit for as long as he did just to bring justice to those girls. I really think Hadden is smarter than he lets on and most def killed many more.

This man is truly insane