Freeing Killers For Fun & Profit
Roberta Glass True Crime Report
Roberta Glass
3.3 • 628 Ratings
🗓️ 15 September 2023
⏱️ 77 minutes
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| 0:00.0 | Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. If you are enjoying this episode of my True Crime Report, please hit the thumbs up, |
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| 1:40.8 | and I'll do my best to answer it and read it on air. Thanks so much. Now back to the show. |
| 1:51.0 | Okay. All right. Problem fixed, I think. I was having some problems with the sound, but now I think it's |
| 2:02.2 | working, and I think, can you all hear me? Hope so. Yes, yes, yes. Okay. Okay. So what I wanted to talk |
| 2:14.7 | about today, hi everybody. Thanks for your patience. What I wanted to talk about today, hi, everybody, thanks for your patience. |
| 2:21.0 | What I wanted to talk about today is the wrongful conviction movement, innocence fraud, making a murderer, |
| 2:29.5 | and why I'm so disappointed with the first three episodes of convicting a murderer and the narrative that they are laying forth. |
| 2:39.9 | And one of the biggest problems when, one of the biggest questions I get is why would anyone want to release a convicted killer? |
| 2:52.7 | What is, what is, what is their motivation? |
| 2:56.6 | And why is there so little skepticism? |
| 3:01.4 | Well, I think for one, their motivation is there's two different motivations that I see. |
| 3:12.2 | And this is obviously my opinion, is an ideology motivation, which is the idea that our justice system is systematically at its makeup, in its design, so unfair, so racist, and unfair that we need a kind of |
| 3:36.6 | movement to be a watchdog and and police it. |
| 3:43.5 | So, and it's not just about the justice system. |
| 3:47.0 | It's also very anti-police. |
| 3:50.1 | So it is no coincidence that making a murderer puts the police as the villains. |
| 3:57.4 | And you'll see that time and time again in true |
| 4:00.7 | crime documentaries the police are don't really care about the truth they just have to they have |
| 4:09.1 | tunnel vision right they just want to close the case They're under such pressure to close the case. |
| 4:17.9 | And the prosecutor is in such, so the motivation there, right, and the motivation the prosecutor is also seen as a villain because he is, he or she is the person that moves this system forward |
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