A four-part series investigates the 2010 murder of Barbara Hamburg in Madison, Connecticut, as her son seeks answers within his family and community.
“The truth can't stay buried forever.”
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A four-part series investigates the 2010 murder of Barbara Hamburg in Madison, Connecticut, as her son seeks answers within his family and community.
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Synopsis
Madison Hamburg investigates the murder of his mother, Barbara Hamburg, who was killed in 2010 in Madison, Connecticut. This four-part series follows his efforts to solve the crime while dealing with his family's struggles and the impact on their community. The documentary features Hamburg's personal trip as he seeks answers about the tragedy that changed his life.
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Why Watch
- Meet Kelli Peterson and her fight for LGBTQ+ rights.
- Find out about Henry Gerber's gay-rights organization.
- See Barbara Gittings challenge psychiatric views on sexuality.
Did You Know
- Kelli Peterson started a gay and straight club in 1995.
- Michael Wigglesworth was a Puritan cleric in the 17th century.
- Henry Gerber founded a gay-rights organization after World War I.
- Barbara Gittings challenged the APA's view on homosexuality in the 1970s.
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What year did Kelli Peterson start a gay and straight club at her high school?
Kelli Peterson initiated the club in 1995.
Who was Michael Wigglesworth?
Michael Wigglesworth was a 17th-century Puritan cleric whose diary provides historical insight in the documentary.
What organization did Henry Gerber work to establish after World War I?
Henry Gerber worked to establish a gay-rights organization after World War I.
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