commissioned
-told or ordered someone to do something and paid for it
to boost his programme ratings
-to increase his programme's popularity, to get more people to watch it
plagued with
-very badly affected by something bad [here, crime]
the order to execute
-the command to do something [here, to kill]
fabricated
-made up, invented or said things that weren't true
his political role gives him immunity
-because he's a political officer [a state legislator] he can't be charged with a crime
expelled from the force
-made to, or forced to leave his job in the police department [or police force]
smear
-accuse someone of something which is unpleasant, unreasonable or unlikely to be true and which is made publicly with the intention of harming that person's reputation
not one piece of material proof
-no solid evidence, evidence that you can see or touch
Question:
What's your opinion?
