Brian Banks had a promising football career ahead of him—until a false accusation sent him to prison and nearly erased his future. Years later, a single Facebook friend request from his accuser exposed a devastating truth: the justice system isn’t designed to correct its own mistakes. But how do we decide what’s true in a world where AI can deepfake voices, rewrite history through translation, and blur the lines between fact and fiction? From Schindler’s List and the ethics of historical dubbing to the bizarre history of Kellogg’s Cornflakes and its fight against "impurity," we explore how beliefs, institutions, and technology shape what we accept as reality. Even inside prison, social hierarchies dictate an alternate version of truth, where survival depends on following unwritten rules