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Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Movies of the WeekPilot Basic or Pay | 2002 | Lowell
After being found to have mishandled many of the abuse cases of the early 1980's, the legal officials involved in the case faced a great deal of public scrutiny, and many lost their jobs; as the film states in the ending text, one of the lawyers who had coached the Kniffen boys into confession did indeed end up working for minimum wage as a cashier afterwards, while others continued to work within the court system until at least 2009, facing little to no serious consequences for the way they responded to the cases. As was later revealed after the making of this film, most of the legal team involved with the prosecution had read the now debunked true crime novel Michelle Remembers, about a case of alleged satanic ritual abuse syndrome.
"Brandon Kniffen (Age 15-21): You don't understand! If it never happened... then how am I supposed to live with myself?"
"Brenda Kniffen: Every night I pray and every morning I wake up to an empty room."
