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Netflix documentary about a Catholic school near or in Baltimore where some terrible sexual abuse of female students and two murders took place back in the late '60's and into the '70's. I haven't watched the entire series just the first three episodes. The perverts primarily responsible for the abuse were two priests that were the head administrators of the school.
It's been no secret to most about the perverted, sick, and twisted sexual abuse carried out by some evil people in power in the Catholic church.
However, this documentary enlightens the viewer as to whom outside of the Catholic church was involved in the sexual crimes at this school and the corresponding corruption to provide cover for those in local government in that city that had "hands on" involvement abusing those poor girls or first hand knowledge of the identity of the individuals committing the crimes.
This documentary, for me at least, just reinforces my belief about how vile, sick, and corrupt the government in these very large cities have been and continue to be at present. It really pissed my wife and I off watching it Thursday evening. However, I think it's a "must watch" for everyone in my opinion.
It's been no secret to most about the perverted, sick, and twisted sexual abuse carried out by some evil people in power in the Catholic church.
However, this documentary enlightens the viewer as to whom outside of the Catholic church was involved in the sexual crimes at this school and the corresponding corruption to provide cover for those in local government in that city that had "hands on" involvement abusing those poor girls or first hand knowledge of the identity of the individuals committing the crimes.
This documentary, for me at least, just reinforces my belief about how vile, sick, and corrupt the government in these very large cities have been and continue to be at present. It really pissed my wife and I off watching it Thursday evening. However, I think it's a "must watch" for everyone in my opinion.
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