Violence, Manipulative Narratives, and Remembering the Victim

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This chapter delves into the capacity for violence in the person serving time in prison, discussing the influence of public opinion and the manipulation of narratives. It emphasizes the importance of skepticism and highlights the tragic death of the victim who became the subject of conspiracy theories, urging the need to remember the victims and their families.

In 2015, Netflix released a massive hit that tapped into the true crime craze. “Making a Murderer” convinced much of America that a man had been wrongfully convicted not once, but twice. Now Candace Owens reveals the evidence and information that the media withheld to fit their narrative in her new series Convicting a Murderer available on DailyWire+. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.