The accusations hit like shrapnel. Headlines sharpened into weapons, and suddenly everyone was certain, even when the facts were still fog. This wasn’t just scandal; it was spectacle, and we were all drafted into the jury we secretly wanted to be on. But as the cameras zoomed in, something uglier surfaced: we weren’t just judging them—we were exposing ourselv… Continues…
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