Media Injustice

<p><strong>He was the hero who saved lives. Then they made him the villain.</strong></p><p>At the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta security guard Richard Jewell discovers a suspicious green backpack containing three deadly pipe bombs. His quick thinking helps evacuate the area and saves countless lives. For a brief moment he is hailed as a national hero.</p><p>But within days the tide turns.</p><p>Fueled by a desperate investigation and a careless tip the FBI names Jewell as the prime suspect. The media pounces spinning a story of a fame-hungry loner turned domestic terrorist. Overnight Richard Jewell becomes a household name for all the wrong reasons.</p><p><strong>Hounded by the press betrayed by the very institutions meant to protect him and falsely accused of a horrific act Jewell must fight to clear his name while the world watches.</strong></p><p>Based on true events this gripping account is a chilling exploration of media sensationalism government overreach and the fragile line between justice and judgment. <em>Suspect: The Richard Jewell Story</em> is a powerful reminder that in the court of public opinion the truth doesn't always come first.</p>