Some believe the departure could be amicable, with future collaborations not ruled out. Others think this move signals a long-term shift away from cable news entirely.
Fans took to social media to express both shock and excitement. “Emily starting her own true crime empire? I’m watching every episode,” one wrote.
Compagno’s fan base spans both political and entertainment spheres. Her credibility as a former attorney sets her apart in a crowded genre.
Insiders claim she’s already secured funding from multiple investors. A soft launch could happen as early as next quarter.
Her pitch reportedly included a unique focus on women-led storytelling. This would spotlight female lawyers, detectives, and survivors alike.
The platform might also tackle stories involving hospital cost fraud. Such financial crimes are often tied to deeper systemic abuse.
