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Posted by barryb on February 9, 2011 at 16:30:45:
This is a low budget documentary about a young man who has an online relationship with a woman and her two daughters. One of the critics said it had a Hitchcock like ending. Not so! The entire story and exact details that unravelled were completely predictable within the early minutes.

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It was quite obvious to me that he was talking to a 40ish yr old woman and NOT a 19yr old and certainly not an 8 yr old. The 8 year old sounded like a 40 year old woman trying to talk like a baby. It was hard for me to believe that the young men bought into it at any time. Lured by the appeal of a sexy 19 year old girl, he seemed to have genuinely fallen for it. The story was not extraordinary at all. If you've spent any length of time socializing online, you've probably run into similar characters. I have.