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[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

@G_Primavera13 What can even be done to make up for 42 years of freedom lost? #CrimEdCU

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

@G_Primavera13 Wow, this case is full of misconduct, and sadly reminds me of other wrongful conviction stories. She was suspected due to her mental illness, evidence wasn’t presented that supported her innocence, and evidence pointing towards a police officer was also left out.

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

@AngelineMM Interestingly enough, he is a Cabrini alum, making this story all the more relevant to us. That definitely took courage, but I agree it could’ve been dangerous. I wonder how this will affect other crime witnesses #CrimEdCU

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

On the other hand, we have discussed the harms and dangers of social media and true crime, especially with ongoing cases. What do you guys think? #CrimEdCU

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

This is one of the tiktoks I mentioned in class about the potential serial killer. I want to believe he has good intentions by urging the police to seriously look into it and making the public aware so they can protect themselves. #CrimEdCU

https://t.co/Kt6OxlZd4x

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

This is one of the tiktoks I mentioned in class about the potential serial killer. I want to believe he has good intentions by urging the police to seriously look into it and making the public aware so they can protect themselves. #CrimEdCU

https://t.co/Kt6OxlZd4x

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

@ea10233 I agree! It was probably for the better that I spent my night reading academic sources for class rather than scrolling on TikTok. I should probably incorporate this change into my daily routine.

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

Check out the many ways publishers, bookstore owners, and literature lovers alike are combatting book bans by making titles available for free to members of the public who otherwise wouldn’t have access. What other historical acts of resistance does this remind you of? #CrimEdCU

[NPR @NPR]

A record number of book bans are expected this year.

Here’s how some activists are finding creative ways to make banned books available anyway. https://t.co/LfGoH1byr4

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

@G_Primavera13 Definitely a bit of victim blaming here. It’s bad enough that this happened to her, but even worse to make it appear as though it was her fault, which is considered secondary victimization.

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

I’m sure we’ve all heard of true crime podcasts, such as Crime Junkie and True Crime with Kendall Rae, but check out this podcast that reviews current criminological research for a change of pace! #CrimEdCU https://t.co/OoWVSR9XW0

[Sabrina @cabrinisabrina]

What can we do to ensure that this “very different” case won’t become necessary as a precedent in the future of America’s continuing gun violence issue? #CrimEdCU

[Law & Crime @lawcrimenews]

‘A lot of information’: Investigation into 6 year old who shot teacher is ‘very different’ than what law enforcement is used to but has moved on to DA’s office

Full story here: https://t.co/FvM26yMzkN