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May 19, 2010 - 09:03 PM
Amanda
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This was the saddest film I have every seen. This movie really hit home to me because I have a young son. I don't think I have ever cried so much in my life because of a movie. It made just want to hold my son and never let go. You are loved.
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May 19, 2010 - 01:55 AM
Tracy
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A heartbreaking story. What a needless tragedy. The American justice system has similar problems, and the results are often devastating. I will recommend this film to everyone in the hopes of change in both countries. We can NOT allow the government to kill or harm our children. Thank you to Kurt and to Kate and David for your strength and courage to speak out. It is only by using our voices that change occurs.
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May 17, 2010 - 12:24 PM
Christina Cook
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Dear David and Kate,
I watched your story today and it has changed me. I can't believe how strong two people can be to have gone through so much. You are miraculous people. I can never understand what you have went through. I am forever touched by your family and won't forget you. I am a stranger to you but to me you are like family. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
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May 16, 2010 - 12:06 AM
Melissa
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Dearest Kate, David and Kurt,
Both my husband and I sat in awe of your tribute and story when it was shown on Dubai TV this past weekend.
We are both humbled and moved by what you have been through and can only, like the rest of the people leaving comments, say that we support your cause and can not even begin to imagine your journey.
May God bless you and everyone else who knew Andrew and baby Zachary.
Much love,
Melissa, Aldo and Finn
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May 14, 2010 - 11:59 AM
vina
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Dear David ,Kate,and Kurt
i live in Egypt
i saw this documentary today on Dubai One and while watching i tried to change the channel because i felt my heartching because of the unjustice that happened to these poor souls but i just couldn't change it i couldn't even move from infront of the tv until it was over.and now 6 hours later my heart still aches.i can't believe how those judges were blind and released this psycho . it was mentioned that several people had restraining orders against her how could she not be a threat i can't understand.my condolences to you and your family. your son obviously touched the lives of so many people .
Kurt you are such a good friend to go to such great lengths to honour the memory of your friend . our only consolation is that they are now with Jesus and you will all be reunited in heaven where there will be no more tears and no more death.God rest their souls and bless you with peace of mind
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May 12, 2010 - 05:57 PM
amy Cauley
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dear daivd and kate,
Your story has touched so many lives and you are an inspiration to us all. You pay tribute to your son and grandson simply by being the people you are.
Kurt thank you for sharing this story with us all.
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May 12, 2010 - 01:52 AM
marwa
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hi david and kate,i saw your documentary film yest. and i saw it again today on dubai satellite channel,i swear to god i didnot stop crying or stopped thinking about u or your lovely boys since then,i decided to write to u because i thought that may be if u know that there is a 36 years old muslim woman living in egypt thousands of miles away is totaly in love with andrew and his son zachary and totally overwhelmed with ur strength and belief after seeing your documentary you may feel some how relieved that your message has been sent to the whole world,god bless u,may their souls rest in peace .may be they didnot see each other in this life ,but i am sure they r with each other now in heaven becaause they r both angels.finally i would like to thnk kurt that i am sure everyone of us want to have such a good friend.
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May 12, 2010 - 01:25 AM
Talal alsary
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hi david,kate . how are you ? i saw the docum movie about your son and zachary . i was crying for morethan 2 hours and i try to stop my self . but i couldnt . i dont know what kind of human been would do that ? no am wrong . she's not a human been she's an evil .
and for andrew . he was an angel to everybody . and his son also . my heart and my feeling with you .
david : you are a such great father . and kate also . GOD BLESS YOU ALL .
and for kurt : thank you for this wounderfull job . trully you are a good friend .
thanx . best regards .
talal alsary
kingdom of saudi arabia - riyadh
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May 12, 2010 - 12:53 AM
Jeremy Blair
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Dear Kate, David and Kurt,
First thank you. Kate and David, you are an inspiration and an example to me of how I would like to lead me life and parent my unborn child. My fiance and I are getting married in Ottawa on the 23rd on May and will be driving back. My father in law is a lawyer in Ottawa and I look forward to talking about this issue with him. If there is anything I can do please ask. I can relate to Andrew and would have loved to have meet him. I send you my love and again please contact me if there is anything I can do to bring awareness or just be.
Onward with Love,
Jeremy Blair
Kurt,
You sir, have captured something I have yet to see in film through your devotion and heart felt work. I just wrote a paper for my documentary film class and would like to share it with you. If there is anything you need as well, get in touch.
Kurt Kunne’s selfless tribute to his friend Andrew Bagby begins with quick cuts of numerous friends and family members saying something great about Bagby. Right away, it is apparent that this was a fantastic friend, son, and someone I instantly felt for. Kuenne’s did a great of making me feel interested in who this Bagby was. Very quickly a grim mood is set, showing Bagby’s mom, Kate, tell the story of where she was when she received the news her only son was murdered. Kuenne’s editing skills start to become apparent. He cuts quickly, from friend to family member, one after the other, all telling exactly where they where when they received the call about Bagby’s death. My heart sank for everyone, especially Andrew Bagby, a man I did not know. It was it this point that I realized I was completely invested in this documentary, and only three minutes into the film.
Kuenne’s narrates and introduces Bagby’s closest friends one at a time and fading photos of Bagby in and out, superimposing them over interviews. Kuenne’s identifies himself as Bagby’s bestfriend and as a filmmaker. I knew at once this...
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May 11, 2010 - 02:05 PM
JHK
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Dear Kate and David, I don't know how you bear your grief. The events in your life are enough to destroy anyone's belief in God. I don't have the words to express or the capacity to comprehend your loss.
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May 10, 2010 - 10:21 AM
Nasrin Shunnar
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Dear Kate and David,
I live in Jordan and watched the documentary on a satellite channel yesterday evening. Despite living in a region (Middle East)that has witnessed many wars and various forms of human suffering(you'd think one would become numbed by it all)I was profoundly moved by the film and felt I had to write in and express my condolences,moral support and admiration for your effort to wright wrong. I'm a mother myself and I can't begin to fathom what you've been through. I think what impacted me the most was the sincerity and genuineness of both yourselves, Kurt and all Andrews friends and family. I have no doubt whatsoever that Andrew was this special person born to exceptional parents. My mother is British and I instantly recognised the determination and resilience in Kate.I hope the bill goes through and is enforced in Canada. May God give you the strength to carry on.God Bless, and may Andrew and Zachary's souls rest in peace. I wish I could do more.
Sincerely yours
Nasrin
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May 10, 2010 - 12:44 AM
Anne Maree Buchanan
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Dear Kate and John,
I just saw the movie about your darling boys. I cannot remember the last time I felt such heart wrenching pain for another. Your son was a beautiful person and a credit to you both. Your grandson looked like he was going to be just like his daddy. I cannot imagine the anguish you have lived through but you are truly an inspiration to the rest of us. I feel that my life has changed because of you and your family. I want my boys to grow and be as warm and loved by so many as your Andrew was. I want to be a better mother and person because of you. I never want to forget about you and your family. I pray you are coping and get stronger as each day passes. Your family have touched so many lives now. I hope you feel some hope in the future knowing that some good has come out of your tragedy. I pray for you and hope you feel your wonderful boys smiling down on you and possibly keeping you strong. xo
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May 09, 2010 - 01:02 PM
Victoria Last
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Dear Kate and David
I have just watched the moving doccumentary about your son & grandson on TV in Dubai where I live. I am not only moved to tears but moved enough to feel the need to write to you.Your story is incredibly heartbreaking but i am so moved by your courage, love and absolute dtermination. Without doubt your strength and determination to fight for your cause whilst Zachary was still alive was amazing but even through your grief to continue to fight for the sake of others is utterly commendable. I am youngest of 5 girls and you both remind me of my (english) parents who I dont see as often as I'd like due to living oversees but where the real similarities lie for me is that between me and my 4 sisters whomever we take home either as friends or partners they are immediately made to feel like one of the family and loved like they were another offspring to my parents.
That was the image given of you both in that beautiful doccumentary and I wish you both to be able to find some peace in this world but I also beg you to continue sharing your amazing love for others amongst your friends, your sons friends,and your entire community because the world just really needs amazing,genuine warm loving people like you. I pray your pain and anger will subside. xx
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May 09, 2010 - 12:59 PM
Graham and Davinia Malkin
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We have just watched the documentary on Dubai One. There are so many things we wanted to say. Above all, throughout the horrific incidents that took place, David and Kate are a true inspiration to the strength of the human spirit.Incredible people. They have faced a seemingly impossible task of holding things together in the face of such adversity.
We felt that we got to know Andrew and Zachary through the well produced documentary and that it was so devastating to find out the tragic series of events. It is so sad that two loving and full of life people were taken away at such a young age.
The documentary has made such an impact on the two of us and we want to finish by expressing our respect for Kate and David and all their friends and family who were featured in the documentary.Our hearts and prayers are with you.
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May 09, 2010 - 12:54 PM
Steve Jenkins
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I was so very touch by this story ,both David & wee Zachary will be in my prayers tonight
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May 09, 2010 - 12:49 PM
Karen
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God bless you both, Kate and David. I am from Malta, Europe and I saw the movie for the first time today and haven't stopped crying yet. What you both had to go through is unthinkable.... Your strenght is just astounding and a testament to the love you have for Andrew and Zachary. I promise that you will be in my prayers everyday.
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May 07, 2010 - 03:46 PM
Dianne Gabriel
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your story was very touching, my heart is broken for your family. you are in my prayers.
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May 06, 2010 - 03:07 PM
Lori Maldonado
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My sister brought your documentary home last week, saying a friend from San Francisco recommended it as a most powerful film. It is and left me with such anger, pain, heart sickness and, finally, renewed hope of humanity because of the inspiration derived from David and Kate. I believe there are evil spirits covered in human skin mimicking human beings who walk around this earth trying to destroy our human spirits because we have the capacity to love, and they don't. These evil beings are devoid of hearts and full of hatred. "She whose name we will not speak" didn't win. She came close, but wasn't successful, in completely destroying the Bagbys' spirits. She is a cursed creature, in torment now where she deserves to be. Meanwhile, Zachary and Andrew are safe and together and one day, I believe, their grandparents will be rejoined with them and they will be whole, intact, with open arms, ready for endless hugs and kisses. I look forward to meeting them too. Thanks for sharing this powerful story. God bless you and the Bagbys...
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May 06, 2010 - 11:42 AM
Katie MacDonald
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Wow, I just finished watching the documentary and I am baffled. I did not expect to be to touched by such an amazing film. I do not watch documentarys all that often, but when I picked this up in the video store, I was compelled to watch it. I did not know it would cause this reaction from me. An amazing movie, my heart goes out ot the Bagby friends, and family, you are truly amazing and strong human beings.
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May 02, 2010 - 09:56 PM
Lupe Virgen
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God Bless the Bagsby Family and friends, I wish nothing but the best for you all. If I could take all this back for you I would, and I would send that crazy bitch shirley straight to hell where she belonged or is now.
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