The Ben Shapiro Show – New Series ‘Convicting a Murderer’ Exposes Media Manipulation

Intro

In this episode of “The Ben Shapiro Show,” Ben discusses the new 10-part docu-series “Convicting a Murderer” premiered by Daily Wire, featuring Candace Owens. The series delves into the Stephen Avery true crime case, providing new evidence and information that was omitted in Netflix’s “Making a Murderer.” Ben explores the selective and inaccurate portrayal of Avery as an innocent victim by Hollywood and discusses how the media’s anti-police agenda influenced public perception of the case. Candace Owens’ interest in media perception and human psychology led her to expose the media manipulation surrounding this case.

Main Takeaways

The Deceptive Portrayal of Stephen Avery

• Hollywood’s depiction of Stephen Avery as an innocent victim in “Making a Murderer” was selective and inaccurate.
• The media’s anti-police agenda influenced public perception of the case, painting Avery as a victim.

Media Manipulation in “Making a Murderer”

• The documentary makers of “Making a Murderer” used deceptive editing to manipulate the audience’s perception of the case.
• Through careful editing, they presented a biased narrative that portrayed Avery as innocent.

The Role of Brendan Dassey

• Brendan Dassey, a key figure in the case, was not manipulated by the people suggested by “Making a Murderer,” but rather by the documentary makers and his own uncle.
• The series explores how Dassey’s vulnerable state was exploited by those involved in the production of the documentary.

Unveiling Media Manipulation

• The most fascinating element of this story is the exploration of how people were duped by the documentary’s manipulation tactics.
• Candace Owens’ interest in media perception and human psychology drives her mission to expose the media manipulation surrounding the Avery case.

Availability of the Series

• The entire series, “Convicting a Murderer,” is available exclusively on dailywire.com/subscribe.
• Viewers can access the 10-part docu-series to gain a deeper understanding of the Stephen Avery case and the media manipulation involved.

Summary

The Deceptive Portrayal of Stephen Avery

Hollywood’s portrayal of Stephen Avery as an innocent victim in “Making a Murderer” was not an accurate representation of the case. The media’s anti-police agenda influenced public perception, leading to a biased narrative. By examining the evidence and information omitted in the Netflix series, “Convicting a Murderer” aims to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the true crime case.

Media Manipulation in “Making a Murderer”

The documentary makers of “Making a Murderer” utilized deceptive editing techniques to manipulate the audience’s perception. Through careful selection and presentation of evidence, they crafted a narrative that portrayed Stephen Avery as innocent. This manipulation tactics cast doubt on the credibility of the documentary and raises questions about the media’s role in shaping public opinion.

The Role of Brendan Dassey

Brendan Dassey, a central figure in the Stephen Avery case, was not directly manipulated by the individuals suggested by “Making a Murderer.” Instead, he was influenced by the documentary makers themselves and his own uncle. The series explores the vulnerability of Dassey and how his susceptibility was exploited by those involved in the production of the documentary.

Unveiling Media Manipulation

One of the most intriguing aspects of the Stephen Avery case is the revelation of the media manipulation that took place. Candace Owens, driven by her interest in media perception and human psychology, exposes the tactics employed by the documentary makers to shape public opinion. By shedding light on the deceptive practices used, “Convicting a Murderer” challenges viewers to critically analyze the media’s role in shaping their beliefs.

Availability of the Series

The 10-part docu-series, “Convicting a Murderer,” is exclusively available on dailywire.com/subscribe. This comprehensive exploration of the Stephen Avery case provides viewers with access to new evidence and information that was omitted in “Making a Murderer.” By subscribing, viewers can gain a deeper understanding of the case and the media manipulation that surrounded it.

Conclusion

The new series, “Convicting a Murderer,” exposes the media manipulation surrounding the Stephen Avery case. By challenging the deceptive portrayal in “Making a Murderer,” the series aims to provide a more accurate understanding of the true crime case. Candace Owens’ interest in media perception and human psychology drives her mission to unravel the manipulation tactics employed by the documentary makers. Viewers can access the entire series on dailywire.com/subscribe to gain a comprehensive perspective on the case and the role of media in shaping public opinion.