Whenever Garzonas is bought up, always mentioning Garzonas, Jason snaps, saying "Gloria Stanson. Stanson's case."
They brush his comment aside, continuing their conversation as if the case name isn't special.
But it is.
Not only does it dehumanise the victim, but it shifts the focus of the story. How those with dipolamtic immunity, can use their power to dodge any charges against them. How the system fails consistently. How a man can easy get away with a crime if they have enough money to.
It removes the harm and impact the victim experienced, sometimes undermining it, and instead is remember as just the victim. The victim's name often forgotten, turned into just another statistic.
But by using the Gloria's name, it bring more agency, making it known who exactly the victim was and what she experienced. She wasn't just a victim, she was a victim of rape by a man that could silence her and anyone else that might protestagainst him.
By using Gloria Stanson's name, it focuses on how society and the systems fail. How the justice system is corrupt, letting a man who did a horrendous act like rape get away due to diplomatic immunity and money.
By using Gloria's name, it reduces Felipe's notoriety, preventing him from being glorified, turned into a film to watch as the victim is depicted inaccurately or completely different or wiped from the story.
It brings recognition to those that see the case just how fucked up society and the systems are. And from that, change can happen.
Jason has the firm belief that a case shouldn't be known by the perpetrator, but by the victim.
