“Our intent was to see if we could convince the viewers in time in a totally different narrative,” he said.
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He noted that he and fellow director Yotam Guendelman structured the series in a way that also plays with the viewers’ perceptions. But were her memories real?Īri Pines, one of the directors behind “Buried,” told that this case “is the perfect story to see how difficult it is to tell the difference between a real memory and a false one.” It also “sparked a national debate about the power and limitations of memory in the court of law,” Showtime notes in a press release.Įileen’s apparent repressed memories were the focal point of her father’s murder trial, which marked the very first time recovered memory was ever used in a criminal prosecution. The fantastic claim thrust the Franklin family into the spotlight and George was charged with Nason’s murder. She said she remembered in vivid detail how her father George Franklin allegedly raped and then killed her friend. In the 1989 call, he relayed that his wife “saw a murder” when she was 8-years-old.įranklin claimed that while looking at her young daughter, she suddenly recalled a memory of her childhood best friend Susan Nason. 10, begins with a snippet of a phone call Eileen’s husband made to the local district attorney’s office. She said she had repressed the memory of the murder as a child.Ī trailer for “Buried,” which will hit Showtime on Oct.
The four-part documentary series dives into the case of Eileen Franklin, who accused her father of killing her childhood best friend 20 years after the the crime occurred. Repressed traumatic memories are at the heart of high profile murder case featured in Showtime's upcoming docuseries “Buried.”
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