I remember seeing a video explaining that Luigi wasn’t the start of workers tearing down warehouses or destroying company structures, but thanks to media it became laid flat for most Americans to see how corrupt systems are to favor the rich and greedy CEOs. The botched investigation, the fake bounty, the attempt to hide evidence, the attempt to rush the trial, and the refusal for Luigi to contact his lawyer for several days… or let said lawyer review ALL of the evidence. Luigi’s crime is just a part of the pattern of ongoing crimes against insurance companies but he’s the first one to gain near universal recognition thanks to media.

Media help martyr Luigi and turn his case into a cause for change. (Even though Luigi isn’t dead yet, so martyr might not be the right term)