Father's Grief: Incel Radicalization's Tragic Path

0:00On March 2nd, Jake Davidson's father has opened up in a new documentary about the senseless actions of his 22-year-old son, who carried out a deadly shooting rampage nearly five years ago. On August 12th, 2021, in Keyham, Plymouth, Davidson killed his 51-year-old mother Maxine after an argument at home, then took. Four more lives, including that of three-year-old Sophie Martin, before ending his own as police closed in. The attack lasted just 12 minutes, but Davidson have been deeply influenced by the in-sell subculture online, where he posted rants filled with hatred, toward women, stemming from his frustrations with life and relationships. Mark Davidson described his son as once bubbly and fun, but increasingly shy and introverted after his parents split when Jake was a baby, leaving him. And Maxine, in their Devon home, amid ongoing family tensions. Even now, Mark grapples with missed signs like damaged doors and his son's silence on personal matters, wondering how the quiet young man he knew, became a radicalized

1:03gunman in one of Britain's worst mass shootings. The series' lost boys, deadly men airs on crime, plus investigation, shedding light on these tragic paths.