The Deadly Photograph that Won Kevin Carter a Pulitzer Prize

In 1993, Kevin Carter's photograph of a starving child in Sudan, stalked by a vulture, shocked the world and earned him a Pulitzer Prize. The true story behind this iconic image is shrouded in mystery and controversy. What drove Carter to take this photograph, and what were the consequences of his actions? In this video, we delve into the real-life story of Kevin Carter, a member of the Bang Bang Club, a group of fearless journalists who risked their lives to capture the suffering in Sudan during the devastating famine of the 1980s and 1990s. We explore the ethics of investigative journalism and the impact of powerful images on our understanding of true crime and cold cases. We discover the human cost of war and famine in Sudan and South Sudan, and how Carter's photograph became a symbol of the world's inaction in the face of human suffering.