Burden Of Guilt, directed by Patrick Stegall, is a three-part docuseries that centers around the efforts of Tracyraquel Berns to find out the truth about how her younger brother, Matthew Golder died.

Paramount's latest crime documentary series, Burden of Guilt, explores the mysterious death of a child and the emotional journey of his sister, Tracyraquel Berns, who sets forth to unravel the ...

She had been blamed for the death of her brother. Burden of Guilt is the latest documentary on Paramount Plus, which follows the story of Tracyraquel Berns as she sets out to uncover the truth and ...

Her fight to uncover the truth and get justice for herself and her brother is documented in the shocking three-part true-crime documentary series Burden of Guilt on Paramount+, and TV Insider is ...

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Exclusive: ScreenRant presents a clip from Burden of Guilt, in which Tracyraquel discovers she's been blamed for her brother's death. The true crime docuseries is currently streaming on Paramount+.

The true-crime documentary series Burden of Guilt explores this case in detail. It premiered on February 4, 2025, on Paramount+. Matthew Golder died in 1971 when he was four months old.

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And he did. Dramatically. That’s what the subtitle of the movie (“The Burden of Black Genius”) is about. Sly, on a basic level, destroyed his success with drugs, becoming a wastrel cocaine ...

No, what’s troubling me is the amount of survivor guilt I’m witnessing. I hear it over and over again—in the supermarket, on social media, in the neighborhood as I walk the dog. People who ...