Justicia a toda costa

Título original: Justice: By Any Means

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2015–

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Faith Jenkins in Justicia a toda costa (2015)

Recreaciones sobre casos reales que muestran todo lo que la gente hace para tratar de encontrar justicia para sus seres queridos que han sido víctimas de crímenes.Recreaciones sobre casos reales que muestran todo lo que la gente hace para tratar de encontrar justicia para sus seres queridos que han sido víctimas de crímenes.Recreaciones sobre casos reales que muestran todo lo que la gente hace para tratar de encontrar justicia para sus seres queridos que han sido víctimas de crímenes.

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This true-crime series uses re-enactments to show what people do to try to find justice for loved ones who have been victims of crimes. The hourlong series provides first-hand accounts of brave people who conduct their own investigations, become involved in dangerous manhunts and come face-to-face with the suspects in the name of finding justice. The stories told include parents seeking their children's killers and community members coming together to fight crime in their neighborhoods. Attorney and legal analyst Faith Jenkins served as host for the first season before actor and community activist Malik Yoba jumped on board to take over the role in the second season.

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This episode of Justice By Any Means is complete fiction.

TV ONE's Justice By Any Means is self-described as "true stories of mothers, fathers, sons and daughters. Everyday people who would stop at nothing to avenge the horrific acts committed against their loved ones. Real life heroes who risk everything, fighting for justice by any means."

I don't take issue with television shows telling the story of the Holtzclaw case and the allegations of his accusers and Holtzclaw's eventual prosecution. There is plenty of public, court and police record to do that and take whatever perspective you choose.

That said, what I don't think media outlets have the right to do is to re-write history with information that is unquestionably untrue, and all in the attempt to forward a false narrative and deny the public the facts upon which they can draw their own conclusions.

But, apparently, Justice By Any Means includes lying.