MSNBC Backtracks After UNBELIEVABLE Headline In Laken Riley Murder Case!
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12:03Now PlayingThe murder case against immigrant Jose Antonio Ibarra was water-tight, and there was no question he would be convicted for killing nursing student Laken Riley. But the MSNBC headline about the story, which read, “Laken Riley’s Killer Never Stood A Chance,” gave readers the impression that the story was sympathetic to the killer. After a predictable online backlash, the cable channel changed the headline to reflect a more accurate description of the story.
Jimmy wonders what the headline writer was thinking when composing this highly misleading and triggering headline.
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