EPISODE · Jun 17, 2013 · 1H 11M
Patricide
from Caustic Soda
This chapter of Caustic Soda's "-icide guide" explores the psychological reasons as to why children kill their fathers. In history we discuss Beatrice Cenci, Richard Dadd, the Menendez Brothers, Chris Porco, and the Tochigi Case. Also, patricide in the news and in pop culture! Music: "Daddy's Little Boy" by The Mills Brothers Images Videos
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