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@RobertEllsberg

Dec 19, 2020

Guatemalan Bishop Juan Gerardi was killed in 1998 just after releasing a church-sponsored report on murder and human rights abuses carried out by the military. The new

@hbomax

documentary “The Art of Political Murder” tells the courageous story of the investigation of his murder

@RobertEllsberg

and the conviction of his military assassins—an inspiring and moving story of the pursuit of justice, and proof that even the most powerful can be held accountable. The trial was part of Bishop Gerardi’s legacy. His report, “Guatemala: Never Again!” was published by

@OrbisBooks

1:09 AM · Dec 19, 2020

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