Elevates the victim’s family as morally justified and emotionally aggrieved
The article gives extensive space to the victim’s father’s emotional statements, framing his outrage as reasonable and shared by the audience. His quotes are unchallenged and presented as moral truth, reinforcing a narrative of injustice.
“"We’re upset that he’s still out. We’re six months in, and he should already have been arrested, and yet he’s free to do whatever he wants right now," Christopher Kepner told the Daily Mail.”
