(somber music) - [reporter 1] 20 year old swimming star brock turner - [reporter 2] the 19 year old former high school all-american swimmer - [reporter 3] the star swimmer at stanford university - [reporter 4] contender for the olympics - [reporter 5] raping an unconscious woman - [reporter 6] intoxicated and unconscious woman - [reporter 7] passed out behind a dumpster - [reporter 8] drunk behind a stanford dumpster (somber music) - [chanel miller] your honor, if it is all right, i would like to address the defendant directly. you don t know me, but you ve been inside me and that s why we re here today. - the victim made headlines by releasing a heart wrenching letter detailing the rape and its aftermath. - [reporter] it s gotten over 15 million views on buzzfeed alone. - you don t know me, but you ve been inside me. - and that s why we re here today. - i was found unconscious with my hair disheveled, long necklace wrapped around my neck. - my bare skin and head had been rub
Took anywhere, up next, msnb films presents recall, the refrain. aftermath of the controversial 2016 sentencing of stanfor swimmer brock turner subsequent removal of aaro frisky and the role of the criminal legal system in seeking justice for sexual assault victims, immediately following the film - speak with the filmmakers abou the social justice issue raised in the documentary. watch the recall, refrain, nex on msnbc it is also streaming o peacock. thank you for making time fo us, make sure to catch a man back with us saturday at eight sundays at nine, follow us o twitter, tiktok and instagra twitter, tiktok and instagra at eve (light music) (hooves trotting)
Me too movement. welcome back i am ari melbourne and i m melissa murray special presentation of this new documentary, the recal refrain. we are examining the re-call o the california judge who cam out of fire after brock turner that lenien sentence the documentary explore som of the recalls unintende consequences, and the wide issues at play at the criminal justice system now, as part of our msnbc special here together, we ar going to bring into filmmakers rebecca richmond cohen and reb again. thank you. what is important to understan about what we just saw we made this film because w wanted to change the conversation we felt like mainstream eta ha really dropped the ball. the important things t consider, and activists, publi defenders, lawyers, scholars a the time said, if you recall a judge who has a fairly lenient