A24 Made a Chris Hansen Movie and Saved Its Sympathy for THESE Men

Published by Tony Brueski on

Chris Hansen spent twenty years catching grown men who drove to houses to meet children, and A24’s Primetime makes Hansen the villain. The studio made up a family for him and moved his real affair from 2011 to 2006, the same year a Texas prosecutor shot himself during one of Hansen’s stings.

Primetime ends on the Murphy, Texas sting, where the district attorney dropped the cases. It skips past the men choosing to drive to those houses and shows them crying instead.

In Riverside County, the sheriff says one sting led to 50 arrests. A rabbi who told Hansen he wasn’t there for anything good later swore at trial he thought he was chatting with an adult, and a federal judge sentenced him to 78 months.

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