デッドマン・ウォーキング / Deddoman uōkingu

Her personal experiences and the stories she encountered seem to have deeply shaped her views. I'm curious what moments or realizations led her to take such a bold stand.

The stories of victims and inmates are so raw and complex — I found myself questioning what justice truly means in these cases. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The selection of certain cases over others seemed deliberate, but I'm wondering what guided those choices and how the narrative was shaped by them.