High-profile murder case is re-examined...
“Killing For Love” is a documentary that re-examines the mid-1980s murders of a wealthy married couple and the separate prosecutions that put their daughter Elizabeth and her German boyfriend, Jens Soering, a diplomat’s son, in prison.<br /><br />On March 30, 1985, Derek and Virginia Haysom were discovered brutally murdered at their home in Lynchburg, Virginia. The arrest and conviction of the couple’s daughter Elizabeth, a scholarship student at the University of Virginia, and Jens set off a media circus, becoming the first trial of its kind to be nationally televised. This film explores the web of romantic obsession and betrayal that may have led an innocent man to make the ultimate sacrifice for love — taking the fall for a murder he didn’t commit.<br /><br />During the trial, Elizabeth was portrayed as hating her parents, whom she alleged were abusive. That prompted her boyfriend to do the actual killings. But Elizabeth’s about-face in testifying against Soering, his changed story about what happened, and unexamined clues suggested a different version of events. Soering has maintained that he is not guilty and gave a false confession, later recanted, to protect Ms. Haysom, counting on his father’s status as a diplomat to shield him.<br /><br />Actors Daniel Bruhl and Imogen Poots read excerpts from their love letters, and Soering is interviewed in prison. Also featured are interviews with investigators, journalists and lawyers who first worked on the case, some of whom question whether justice was served. The German-made film serves as an argument for Soering’s release and repatriation to Germany.<br /><br />Bonus features on the unrated DVD release include alternate interviews and a trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : March 30, 1985: Derek and Nancy Haysom are discovered brutally murdered at their home in Lynchburg, Virginia. The subsequent arrest and conviction of the couple s daughter Elizabeth, a wealthy scholarship student at the University of Virginia, and her boyfriend Jens Soering, the brilliant son of a German diplomat, set off a media frenzy, becoming the first trial of its kind to be nationally televised. But what if the justice system got it all wrong? This gripping true crime tale untangles the web of romantic obsession and betrayal that may have led an innocent man to make the ultimate sacrifice for love: take the fall for a murder he didn t commit. Featuring the voices of Daniel Brühl and Imogen Poots.Special Feature: Extended Interviews.