The story of Anthony Templet, who shot his father and never denied it, was worth to be told. The documentary is well made, not too long (only three episodes) as some true crime documentaries sometimes are. Good interviews from everybody involved, except from the father that obviously couldn't defend himself, but after watching the documentary we can conclude that he wasn't a good man. Again and again the documentary shows what a failing society America can be. How can a father abduct his kid and get away with it for so long? Home schooling without anybody asking questions shouldn't be allowed anymore as we're not living in the Middle Ages anymore. Worth a watch if you like true crime documentaries.
Review of I Just Killed My Dad
