The HBO documentary series, The Truth About Jim, has sparked a lively discussion among viewers. True crime cases, especially those that leave unanswered questions, always generate conversation, but in the age of technology and streaming, this discussion has reached new heights. Streaming platforms like Netflix and Max have made an abundance of content easily accessible, including documentaries, podcasts, and articles, which has only fueled people's fascination with these cases.

While some viewers may already have formed opinions about certain cases before watching documentaries, others are exposed to more personal and lesser-known incidents. For instance, HBO's film Great Photo, Lovely Life explores the decades of child sexual abuse committed by photojournalist Amanda Mustard's grandfather, Bill Flickinger. This film sheds light on the damage caused by family secrets.

The Truth About Jim is similarly personal, as it follows amateur investigator Sierra Barter's journey to confront a traumatic past and uncover the secrets that have haunted her family for generations due to her late step-grandfather, Jim Mordecai. Since its release on February 15, viewers have been sharing their thoughts on the series.