In My Father's House

In this thought-provoking audiobook, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Fox Butterfield explores America's crime and incarceration crisis through the lens of one Oregon family's long history of lawlessness. Highlighting that a small percentage of families are responsible for a significant portion of crime, Butterfield delves into the Bogle family's legacy, revealing how criminality can be passed down through generations. By examining their story, he challenges prevailing notions about race and crime, advocating for a deeper understanding that could inspire transformative reform in the criminal justice system.