Abstract: Famous environmental claims implicating well-known corporations have already been reviewed by several publications, such as “Corporate Crime and Violence” (Russell Mokhiber, 1988). Such publications may not eventually achieve to either stress or even imply to a broader audience the relevance of passionate human feelings amid complex communication and ethical issues underlying investigation cases of environmental accidents and damages. Actually, an appealing debate may be triggered more quickly and easily after the participants have watched scenes and heard dialogues, as if the audience had witnessed a real event. Under these circumstances, a group may discuss and fix better some messages on human relationship and information management related to environmental claims…