1. What did you find most interesting about this documentary? Please explain in detail in at least 50 words. This documentary was indeed an eye-opener. At first, I thought it would only stay on the topic of death and autopsies, but then it moved on to how each body tells a story about what happened to the person. Then it moved on to how persons doing the autopsies are supposed to be competent, but many of them, come to find out, are not. Unfortunately, that becomes a problem, especially for families; if the coroner says the person died from a drug overdose and the real reason was completely different, that family will end up far worse being hurt by the lies.