Marian Price Sues Disney Over 'Say Nothing' Series

Marian Price, a former IRA member, is suing Disney+ over her portrayal in the series 'Say Nothing,' which depicts her as the killer of Jean McConville, a mother of ten murdered by the IRA in 1972. Price claims the series falsely implicates her in the crime and seeks to protect her reputation, stating there is no evidence linking her to the murder. Her attorney, Peter Corrigan, argues that the allegations are unjustified and aim to harm her for the show's success. The lawsuit raises questions about the accuracy and responsibility of media representations of historical events. If successful, the case could influence how streaming companies depict real-life figures and events in the future. Disney has yet to respond to the legal action.