Today marks four years since Mackenzie Shirilla’s reckless actions left two innocent lives shattered, and yet we’re treated to a media coverage blackout that is as telling as it is disturbing. When a young woman is involved in a violent crime, you’d expect outlets like CNN and NBC to report the facts, but instead, they spin narratives that cater to their damaging agendas.

Christine Russo, Dominic’s sister, is rightly expressing outrage on social media, and what does the corporate media do? They bury her emotions under a thick layer of silence. It’s almost as if they’re afraid to confront the ugly truths of this tragic situation—truths that don’t align with the victimhood narrative they love to propagate. Why isn’t this heartbreaking family story front-page news? Because it doesn’t fit the narrative they want to tell: that all perpetrators are redeemable if they fit a certain demographic, or that victims can be forgotten if their stories disrupt the mainstream narrative.

The selective outrage and bias from networks like MSNBC and ABC show a chilling disregard for the legacy of real victims. Instead, they prefer to focus on sensationalism, creating a “news” cycle that ignores genuine human suffering. It’s disgusting.

The family deserves justice, acknowledgment, and a voice, not another round of psychological warfare from the media elite, hell-bent on ignoring the realities of tragic events for the sake of their misleading narratives. Wake up, America—true stories deserve better.