[142] [94] Reporter Amber Ryland, who interviewed Monjack after Murphy's death, said: "I was thinking, 'Am I sitting with a killer?'" "Could he have killed his wife?" [144] Monjack's ex-fiance, Elizabeth Ragsdale, said: "I think Simon Monjack, even if he didn't kill Brittany Murphy, allowed her to die because he didn't take her to a doctor and get her help, and I think he did the same to himself." [145] People reporter Sara Hammel commented that "if it weren't for Simon Monjack, there's a good chance Brittany Murphy would still be alive." [146] Following the premiere, Daniel Fienberg writing for The Hollywood Reporter called the documentary "20 percent a reminder of Murphy's transcendent talent, 30 percent a dead-end investigation into the mystery of her death, and 50 percent an unilluminating examination of Murphy's late husband", and concluded his review by saying that "[Murphy] deserved better than the media treatment she received, which likely contributed to [Monjack's] ability to control her the way he did." [147] The docuseries was poorly received by critics

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