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So I'm watching this movie. I guess they're trying to make it realistic. The kid makes the mistake of confessing to his fam about the murder which was an accident. Father tries to cover it up, doesn't even tell the defense attorney. Messes up by being mad suspicious during the grand jury. Mother tells the entire truth at the grand jury after being guilted in to it by daughter. Kid ends up convicted for involuntary manslaughter for 5 years. Father gets a year for destroying evidence. Pretty subpar movie
The issue also reminds me of the movie Mr. Brooks where he's a serial killer and suspects his daughter is like him and he thinks she killed someone at her college campus so he goes to the college and kills someone the same way just to make it look like it wasn't her.
So if you have a child that has admitted to killing someone (or more) or you suspect that child of killing someone are you going to do the time for your seed? Cover it up? Run away? Make your kid do the sentence?
I'm pretty confident I'd try to cover it up, lead detectives away, make them think it wasn't even murder, then if I have to rig the trial, and if that fails run away.
Account for your child's age, whether the murder was intentional or accidental, etc.
Discuss.
The issue also reminds me of the movie Mr. Brooks where he's a serial killer and suspects his daughter is like him and he thinks she killed someone at her college campus so he goes to the college and kills someone the same way just to make it look like it wasn't her.
So if you have a child that has admitted to killing someone (or more) or you suspect that child of killing someone are you going to do the time for your seed? Cover it up? Run away? Make your kid do the sentence?
I'm pretty confident I'd try to cover it up, lead detectives away, make them think it wasn't even murder, then if I have to rig the trial, and if that fails run away.
Account for your child's age, whether the murder was intentional or accidental, etc.
Discuss.