Psychopath With Piers Morgan has left Netflix viewers seriously 'disturbed' after the doc dropped on the streaming platform earlier this month.
The true crime documentary, which originally aired on ITV last year, sees Piers come face to face with Paris Bennett, who is currently behind bars for murdering his own sister 12 years ago when he was 13 and she was four.
Advert
The Texan inmate, Bennett, is a diagnosed psychopath with a genius level IQ, who stabbed his younger sister to death to punish their mother in a cold-blooded, calculated plan.
Chillingly he tells Piers: "For years there was this hot, flaming ball of wrath in the pit of my stomach directed at my mother. And one of the reasons why I chose to kill my sister and not someone else is because I knew that, by doing that, I could hurt my mother in the worst possible way [...]
"I found a way to take away both her children in one fell swoop."
The inmate will soon will be eligible for parole, and his mum can be seen discussing her fears for her family for when that eventually happens.
Advert
The documentary has been trending on Netflix since its arrival, landing itself in the 'Top 10' most popular shows for several days.
True crime fans flocked to Twitter while streaming the hour-long programme, with many being shaken to the core after hearing the shocking details of Bennett's crimes and his total lack of remorse.
"Psychopath With Piers Morgan is one of the best programmes I have ever watched," one viewer declared.
Advert
While another branded it essential viewing, offering: "Piers Morgan interview with a psychopath on Netflix is a must watch. Disturbing but very interesting watch."
"Wow just watched Psychopath on @netflix spine tingling. Cracking interview by Piers Morgan," shared somebody else.
Psychopath With Piers Morgan is just one of a handful of the television personality's true crime documentaries that have joined the streaming giant's slate in recent weeks.
Confessions Of A Serial Killer, Killer Women and Serial Killer are both ready and waiting on Netflix for your next binge watch. You're welcome.
Topics: Entertainment News, True Crime, Netflix, ITV, Piers Morgan
