This is a very basic documentary that essentially dealt with the families allegedly dishonest dealings with the charity funds. What it failed to do was to expose the man himself, this is important as their actions are directly related to him.
Was Captain Tom a war hero?! Definitely not, he never served in a war zone, he never had combat experience. His whole army career was based in the U. K. or motorcycle training in India and the Far East. He was not a hero in any sense of the term.
Did this documentary explain how he signed a £1m book deal? A deal that only he (and his family) benefited from. Did they explain his free trip to Jamaica between lockdowns , fully paid by BA. No they didn't.
The family are clearly criminals, but this tawdry documentary failed to mention his own dubious morals.
Was Captain Tom a war hero?! Definitely not, he never served in a war zone, he never had combat experience. His whole army career was based in the U. K. or motorcycle training in India and the Far East. He was not a hero in any sense of the term.
Did this documentary explain how he signed a £1m book deal? A deal that only he (and his family) benefited from. Did they explain his free trip to Jamaica between lockdowns , fully paid by BA. No they didn't.
The family are clearly criminals, but this tawdry documentary failed to mention his own dubious morals.