Social Media Is Glorifying Accused Killers, like Clancy and Mangione

A growing number of women are siding with admitted killers — and the reason is darker than you realize

As thousands of women continue their support of Lindsay Clancy, and after Luigi Mangione’s guilty plea failed to stop female supporters from romanticizing him as a hero, Conservateur editor Bethany Miller has one question: “What is the state of American women today?”This was the central question that underpinned her recent article “Lindsay Clancy, Luigi Mangione, and the State of American Women.”On a recent episode of “The Glenn Beck Program,” M…

Why America Now Worships Its Cold-Blooded Killers

The trial of Lindsay Clancy, who has admitted killing her three young children but argues that severe mental illness left her not criminally responsible, has gripped the nation. Unlike the O.J. Simpson trial a generation ago, today’s trial watchers have the internet to seek out information and express their opinions. What is perplexing to many is the growing number of women who express support, not for the three precious souls whose lives Clancy…

Social Media Is Glorifying Accused Killers, like Clancy and Mangione

Social media is increasingly blurring the line between understanding accused killers and glorifying them. The segment examines online reactions to Lindsay Clancy and Luigi Mangione, arguing that viral content can turn disturbing cases into misleading narratives. Communications director Bethany Miller says social media platforms can amplify false narratives to millions of viewers because engagement drives what people see. Join this channel to get…