When a healthcare CEO was killed in cold blood in New York City, the expected public outcry was overshadowed after the alleged murderer surprisingly became a folk hero. His supporters continue to defend his actions and rally for Luigi Mangione even as he faces state and federal murder charges. But where did the outrage narrative begin? Does media coverage have the power to distort justice? Host Roshini Rajkumar analyzes this scene with Crisis Squad member and attorney Steve Silton. Plus, they unpack the power of media in shaping narratives and brand image – whether for crimes against people or brands. As they dive into the reputational and legal impact of the recent uproar surrounding Tesla, Steve gives us a history lesson in why politically motivated crimes are nothing new.