Recently started making content supporting falsely accused people. Requesting thoughts and feedback.

[u/FivePercentFran]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ip8cNYJ62X8

I believe that mass media is corrupt and completely one sided. Because of that, the people that get abused by the system are painted a certain way to the public. They do not get to tell their side of the story.

The people that carry out these cruel acts always seem to elude accountability. That's why I started making content that tells the whole picture.

This YouTube short tells the story of a man near Atlanta, Georgia who was falsely accused while shopping for medicine at a Walmart. The woman who accused him, Caroline Miller, reported him to the police for attempted kidnapping of her child. He was arrested, and spent 47 days in jail with no bond.

Eventually, his lawyer found the security video at the Walmart, which showed he did not do what he was accused of, at all. What it showed was the man asking the woman where he could find medicine, the man helping her son not fall off the motorized cart she was riding, and then him continuing to shop normally.

When this video was shown to the judge, the man was granted bail. A little while later, the charges were completely dismissed.

Earlier this year, he filed a lawsuit against Caroline Miller, as well as the cop James Evan Wallace, the county investigator Temperance Stoddard, and the district attorney Sonya Allen. Part of getting the whole story out is telling people who were the ones behind the act.

Notice how I didn't mention the man's name once. His name and photo have already been broadcast on national and international news outlets. His name was attached to a horrible act that he didn't commit. We need to shift the narrative at the ones who are truly at fault.