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012 - A Cry in the Dark
G'Day Cannon Mates!
The Cannon boys are going down unda today and they're bringing a guest: Adrienne Whitney Papp! We all know the quote "A dingo ate my baby!" right? Well, what if that wasn't just a silly phrase to practice your Aussie accent on but was the inciting incident to a nearly decade-long battle with the law in a murder case? And who could possibly portray the embattled mother? Meryl Streep, of course! Join us as we analyze the role of media in our society and find out how many times we can use dingoes to break the tension. We're watching "A Cry in the Dark"! Enjoy!
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And as promised, the New York Times article mentioned in the show!
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/15/magazine/how-one-stupid-tweet-ruined-justine-saccos-life.html