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The Murder Sheet

@MurderSheet

A true crime podcast. Created by @ainecain and @kevingreenlee. Authors of Shadow of the Bridge: The Delphi Murders and the Dark Side of the American Heartland.
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The Murder Sheet @MurderSheet
At one point in You Can See Everything, Billy Evans breathlessly tells Nathan Fielder that some mysterious figure— the competition—sicced investigative journalist John Carreyrou on Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes. And now there's this tweet.

It's an attempt to rewrite history.
Billy Evans Verified account @per_asp3ra Oct 27
@JohnCarreyrou John, guilt by association?

Your story started with Richard Fuisz. You defended his credibility. He calls you a friend.

His posts: Hitler praise, vile anti-Black racism, antisemitism. You built your story on this friend of yours.

Does your standard apply to you, or just us?
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This is undoubtedly true. Another indication of how stupid true crime—and society—has gotten in a short amount of time.
Mark Geragos, the attorney who defended Scott Peterson in his 2004 murder trial, says he believes things would have been different if he had been tried in the age of social media. When asked by Khloé Kardashian on her podcast, Khloé in Wonder Land, what he thought would’ve happened “if TikTok detectives were around during the era of Scott Peterson,” he replied, “[He] never would’ve been convicted.”
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