“I was drawn to shooting pictures of what was happening, and I became very aware of how the news was being presented, especially on television but also in the newspapers. There was a voice inside me saying, this isn’t true, I can’t believe what they are saying, this doesn’t make sense. Some of the police versions of events just did not sound logical to me, and going out with a camera was a way of going to see for myself; a pretext to immerse myself in some of those things and to see the truth. And I started seeing how an event that had unfolded in front of me was being presented on the 8 p.m. television news, and it would be completely different.”