Five editions of this book ago, I first came out with the Seven Secrets About the Media “They” Don ’ t Want You to Know . These were things we don’t typically hear about in the media. Perhaps it’s because there is no one out there who can attract an audience by saying these things. Seven Truths “They” Don ’ t Want You to Know about the Media . Truth One: The media are essential components of our lives. Truth Two: There are no mainstream media (MSM). Truth Three: Everything from the margin moves to the center. Truth Four: Nothing’s new: Everything that happens in the past will happen again. Truth Seven: There is no “they.”. On a fateful day in January 1995, Christa Pike ’ s life took a devastating and irrevocable turn when she became embroiled in a brutal murder that would change her life — and the life of her. Christa Gail Pike , 24, the youngest woman on America’s death row, will ever leave prison alive. In 1996, the then 19-year-old Pike was sentenced to die by electrocution for an unspeakably horrific crime. But Pike has a face that beguiles easily. Catherine Crier, the host of an American television news programme called Fox Files, described her. This article will explore seven things that the media often doesn ’ t want you to know , encouraging you to become a more critical consumer of information. The Media is a Business:. The crime unfolded, leaving the town gripped by fear and disbelief. At the center of this chilling tale was Christa Pike , a name that would echo across the entire state, forever altering the perception of this seemingly hopeful haven. The trial of Christa Pike left an indelible mark on the American judicial system and media landscape. As one of the youngest women sentenced to death in the United States, her case sparked debates about youth, culpability, and morality.
Christa Pike: 5 Secrets the Media Doesn't Want You to Know
Five editions of this book ago, I first came out with the Seven Secrets About the Media “They” Don ’ t Want You to Know . These were things we don’t typically h...
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