No “Stereotypes” Should Be Allowed: TV Movie Aftermath on the Racist, Ogden Hi-Fi Murders

 
[Previously, at WEJB/NSU:

“Ogden, Utah Hi-Fi Murders Revisited: One of the Most Obscene Black Racist Atrocities of the Past 100 Years.”]
 

By David in TN

I found this at a Richard Chamberlain site. The writer whines about how "Stereotype mars 'Aftermath,'” because "it is also a gratuitous exploitation of white America's racist fears of blacks."

And "the thieves are burly, sadistic black men who tie up their five victims, inexplicably torture them by forcing them to drink drain cleaner, and then shoot to kill."

Well, that's what happened in real life. By the way, they left out the rape.

And "...it's a clear, well-acted, realistic look at how people deal with violent crime."

"But why do the bad guys have to be black?"

So you don't want realism? Incidentally, in a TV movie based on the Kitty Genovese murder, the Bad Guy was changed from black to white, as in innumerable films and TV shows.

"Aftermath" is rare in this respect.
 

N.S.: A more honest title for the piece would have been, “Truth Mars Aftermath.” But we don’t have to worry about that anymore. There won’t be any TV movies about the Brian Nichols spree killing, the Knoxville Horror, the Pearcy Massacre, the Wichita Massacre, the Winchester Atrocity, the Kirkwood Massacre, Omar Thornton, Rodrick Shonte Dantzler, Andre Turner, Christopher Dorner, or Shareef Allman, or Aaron Alexis. Not, that is, unless the killer’s race is changed to white, as Law & Order’s scriptwriters did, when they did a show on the Nation of Islam D.C. Snipers, or the writers substitute a fake “civil rights” narrative for the truth. The truth about interracial crime has long since been forbidden in Hollywood.