My Sister’s Murder Isn’t for Your Entertainment

Annie Nichol, a writer and advocate for survivor-centered justice, shares her powerful perspective as the sister of murder victim Polly Klaas. She discusses the traumatic impact of true crime media on victims' families, arguing that sensationalism can re-traumatize and distort public perception. Annie emphasizes the need to listen to survivors' voices with respect and care, highlighting how the desire for entertainment has shaped unjust legislation. Her insights shed light on the complexities and emotional burden faced by individuals in the shadow of tragic stories.