Based on a real life series of court cases in the 1980s targeting suburban parents being falsely accused of occult ritualist abuse of children, two loving parents face their worse nightmare when they are falsely convicted and imprisoned for a fabricated crime...s*xually abusing their sons. This movie is not an easy watch as a family was torn apart by lies and and it took many many years for them to clear their name. This movie also exposes how the legal system sometimes gaslights children. The love the children had for their parents was used against them by getting them to lie thinking it would get them and their parents out of trouble. It's quite depressing how it took years for the kids to confess that they were coaxed into testifying against their parents for something that never happened. This kind of thing still happens today and is something we all should be vigilant about.
Review of Just Ask My Children
