A "Survivor" finalist's mission to prove his late sister was murdered

Survivor 48 contestant Joe Hunter and his mother are advocating to prove that Joanna Hunter, Joe's sister whose death was officially ruled a suicide, was actually murdered, working to become Joanna's voice and support other domestic violence victims. The family's mission began after authorities concluded Joanna's death was self-inflicted, a finding Joe and his mother vehemently dispute based on evidence they've gathered over the years. As Joe competes on the popular reality show, he's using his platform to shine light on domestic violence issues and what he perceives as failures in the investigation that led to his sister's case being closed. The Hunters have reportedly collected new information they believe will prompt authorities to reopen the case, though they haven't specified the exact nature of this evidence. Their campaign has gained attention as Joe shares his family's story during the Survivor 48 broadcast, which airs in 2023, potentially reaching millions of viewers who might have similar experiences or know someone affected by domestic violence.