This documentary is about four Latina friends accused of gang raping two little girls in Texas in the late 1990s. Almost immediately it is crystal clear why they were so quickly accused and then convicted of a heinous crime that NEVER EVEN HAPPENED: a statement was made that "this is what gay people do" That's seriously entrenched homophobia! Everybody conscious for the past 50 years knows that the vast majority of sexual assaults are committed by the vast majority of the population who are, in fact, heterosexuals. These four women were examined, including the administration of lie detector tests (inadmissible in court, of course, but indicating no deviant sex) and determined to be only the most minimal of "threats," and ultimately a Texas Appeals Court completely exonerated them of all those crimes. Before I got too overjoyed by the happy ending to their yearslong ordeals with "criminal justice," I would advise viewers to pay attention to their original judge deciding regarding their new trial. When the administrator of the lie detector tests states under oath that no evidence of "deviant sexual" behavior had been indicated, you see the ignorant old coot practically do a spit take up on the bench, ask "... meaning...?" and the witness patiently explain, "Anything illegal." How did I interpret that reaction and his question? I think he considered anything that any gay people or lesbian would ever do by its very definition to be "deviant," because it "deviates" from what Judge Queer-Hating Dummy would do himself. Well, that gets one extra star from me, rating a 9/10.