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This Is The Most Disturbing Documentary Ever Made

This Is The Most Disturbing Documentary Ever Made

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Filmmaker Kurt Kuenne grew up making low-budget home movies with his best friend, Andrew Bagby. Kuenne eventually grew up into a full-fledged writer and director while Andrew pursued the medical field. But Kuenne’s most famous work would spawn from one of the greatest tragedies he and the Bagby family would ever have to endure.
Date: 2025-08-02

Comments and reviews: 20


Watching Dear Zachary left me absolutely shattered. It's not just a documentaryit's a raw, deeply human love letter from a friend, a father, a mother and a voice for a child who never got to grow up. The pain, the injustice, the unbearable heartbreakit’s all still hard to believe. Kurt Kuenne’s courage in turning grief into a call for change is unforgettable. This story will stay with me forever.
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Newfoundland child protection failed Zachary and need to be held accountable. They did not assess Shirley's past. She was wanted for murder, that was more than enough grounds to start a protection application with the court. Even Zachary's law only kicks in after the child is deemed in need of protection. It doesn't work when the protection system fails, like it did for Zachary.
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ChatGPT: Many of the behaviors labeled as unstable’ in women are actually unhealed responses to abandonmentespecially from a father who couldn’t or wouldn’t show up.
It starts with the father. In this case her father. She was the inevitable loose cannon set off by 2 men.

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Sometimes I wish I never watch this documentary because it pops up in my mind a couple times a week smh so powerful & so well done! I thought it was a fake documentary like it’s no way these things happened. Smh I have never watched anything like this documentary since!
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The police and the justice system do not protect people, they only protect property. Know this.
And they only really care about private property (that owned by a business, they do not care about personal property (that owned by a citizen. ..

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I remember watching this documentary I was so sad and angry for Andrew's parents. that woman was crazy and it was so infuriating that the court system allowed her to have custody of Zachary knowing she was charged with murder of Andrew.
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This is like the tragic story of the woman who drowned all 4 of her kids. She wasn't supposed to have any more kids because of her mental instability yet she did and took their lives. Two sad stories. My son is named Zachary.
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Do something on Jeffrey Hendricks story, Bloomington, IL. I live in the neighborhood and my relatives owned my house when it happened. I can see the house from my driveway, have always been fascinated by the story.
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I’ve seen this documentary a few times and bawl my eyes out every single time. Newfoundland really dropped the ball. I’m so glad that there was some good that came out of this horrible situation.
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I’m shocked I have never heard of this until now or maybe I just forgot either way its incredibly heartbreaking and disturbing story. I don’t understand why it’s on weird history
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Rest in Peace, Andrew and Zachary. They didn't deserve their tragic deaths at the hands of Shirley Turner. You have to feel for Andrew's parents, losing their son and grandson within two years.
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What's with the imagery It doesn't match the people involved. The Grandfather couldn't sleep when his daughter-in-law had the baby and it shows a young black man not sleeping: /
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It says a lot about the Canadian justice system or lack there of. In Canada criminals have more rights than the victims. Especially murders and people who assault children.
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I remember watching this documentary having no idea what it was about and then being sad for like two weeks every time I thought about it. Such a gutwrenching documentary.
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It was an interesting and tragic story, but I would definitely NOT categorize it as the most tragic. I’m pretty sure Holocaust documentaries are more tragic.
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Since discovering Dear Zachery a few years ago I have encouraged everyone I know to watch it. It is gut wrenching and frustrating to watch. Great documentary.
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What is even more tragic is his the Canadian justice system repeatedly denied justice for the family. It's an absolutely infuriating documentary.
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4: 45 - I know David Bagby. We both worked at the same company - Anritsu Co. in Morgan Hill, CA. David Bagby was a software engineer at Anritsu.
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As though we aren't watching the biggest human tragedy on live SM right now. This is just sick. If you want tragedy, turn on your internet.
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Man I remember watching this and at first it was kinda boring then I slowly started to realize what was happening and damn man. my heart broke
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