When judge ordered US woman to post the truth about a fatal wreck, Facebook was not kind

By Michael Gordon

Hundreds of commenters found the 27-year-old McClain guilty of hypocrisy, inhumanity and remorselessness. — Reuters

Breeana McClain’s involuntary manslaughter case never went to trial.

But an angry social media jury announced its own verdict after a judge ordered the Charlotte woman to set the record straight on Facebook about her role in the 2020 collision that killed a Concord teenager.

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