u/Symptom-Alive

I've just finished watching this (HBO) I would really recommend it. The whole family seems wrecked. The dad Michael and their eldest son are the main ones actually doing the interview the rest is footage or from neighbours etc. The dad baffles me he is soooo over the top and I felt so sorry for the son. I definetly think the mum was the manipulator when you see some of the things she done. Absolute madness of a watch but would really recommend

What documentry have you watched that has left you genuinely unsure wether they are guilty or innocent or in disagreement with the outcome?

I watched this documentary possibly a year or so ago. I have googled everything I can remember but still haven't found it. Apologies for the random snippets I remember that stuck out to me but I hope it's enough for someone to remember.

It was about this guy who I thinkkkk was called Nicholas? But he lived with his father or uncle and he was really strict with him, one main part I remember is that he was working at a garden centre and the guy was tracking his movements and rang his boss to ask why he hasn't moved, he was just working in the same area but the boss found it understanbly odd.

The usual was said that he was quiet kept himself to himself.

There was something odd about the guy he lived with and the set up of his house I think he suffered from ptsd and would create hideouts?

I really want to rewatch it because as you can tell I don't remember alot of it but I remember being fascinated and wondering how he got on because he went from being kept away and hidden to so many people supporting him.

Thank you if this mad rambling makes sense to anyone and can remember the name 🥹