"Our Father"

Netflix true crime doc, I'd give it 3/5. Fertility doc spread his seed in 94 women in Indiana, some quite sad stories. They weren't even able to charge him for anything until he sent the state statements denying paternity, and that's what eventually got him convicted as a felon (with no time behind bars LMAO).

What really trips me out is the fact that AGs didn't want to pursue the case due to the legal framework not having a path for this kinda situation. Seems like not being able to charge someone with a murder because the weapon used wasn't specified in the laws.
Virtue is its own reward.