ProPublica's reporting on Oklahoma's Survivors' Act is accurate and well-sourced — the law does allow domestic violence victims serving time to petition for reduced sentences, and the first test case succeeded. But the social media post creates confusion: it names 'April Wilkens' while the article's subject is Lisa Rae Moss, who didn't shoot her abuser herself but was convicted of orchestrating her husband's murder by her brother. The post also says 'ex-fiancé' when the victim was actually her husband. The underlying story — that an abuse survivor got freed under a new law — is real and important, but the identifying details in the tweet are scrambled.