Sins of the Fathers

Genre

Crime, Documentary

Logline

Exploring the haunting question: Can the parents of notorious criminals be held accountable for their children’s actions, or are they just as victimized by the choices made?

Synopsis

In ‘Sins of the Fathers,’ we delve into the stories of infamous criminals through the eyes of their parents. Each episode features interviews with family members, friends, and experts as they recount the life of the killer before their crimes, the signs that were missed, and the impact on families and communities. The series aims to explore the psychological and social factors that influence criminal behavior while challenging societal assumptions about guilt and responsibility in the context of familial relationships.

Examples of Content

In-depth interviews with parents discussing their experiences and feelings of guilt or denial.; Expert commentary from psychologists and criminologists analyzing familial influences on criminal behavior.; Reenactments of pivotal moments in the lives of the criminals and their families.; Community reactions and the aftermath of the crimes, focusing on the victims and their families.; Exploration of societal perceptions of parental responsibility in the context of crime.

Rationale

The series addresses a complex and often overlooked aspect of crime: the familial ties that can complicate our understanding of criminal behavior. By humanizing the parents and showing their struggles, the show aims to provoke thought and discussion about accountability, empathy, and the societal implications of crime.

Alternative Titles

Beyond the Crime Scene; Criminal Roots; Parental Shadows

Alternative Loglines

Unpacking the hidden stories behind infamous criminals and the families that raised them.; A haunting exploration of how family dynamics influence criminal behavior.; When crime runs in the family: A look at the connections between upbringing and criminality.

Trend Date

2025-01-30

Video Details

• Title: James O’Brien hears from an acquaintance of Axel Rudakubana’s father. #lbc #jamesobrien #southport #uknews #crime
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• Published Date: 2025-01-24 16:39:57
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• Duration: 38.06 seconds