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Mature (M)
Mature themes and coarse language

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Exploring the tragic murder of four teenage girls at an "I Can't Believe It's Yogurt" shop on December 6, 1991 in Austin, TX; chronicling the immense trauma left by the crime and details the maze of the investigation.
Ep 4: Examines the conviction being overturned due to nature of the confessions and them being released from prison, family and officers working on case open up the school time capsule and talk about effects of case remaining unsolved.

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    Classification marking - Mature (Square)
  • Violence
  • Language
    Classification marking - Mature (Square)
  • Drug use
  • Nudity
  • Sex

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Industry details

Classification date
Year of production
2025
Classification
M
Consumer advice
Mature themes and coarse language
Category
Films
Category detail
Accredited Classifier Decision - Film
Media type
Not Specified
Version
ORIGINAL
Duration
60 minutes
Director/Creator
Margaret Brown
Producer
Alice Hently
Production company
A24 Productions | Fruit Tree and Pig Village Productions
Country of origin
USA
Language
ENGLISH
Applicant
Warner Bros. Discovery
File number
T25/08726
Classification number
CLAS-907322
Alternative titles
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