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MattP

(3,304 posts) Mon Sep 24, 2018, 05:05 PM Sep 2018

NY Times demands first hand account to verify Kavanagh's victim but Rosenstien memo story 3rd hand

Is considered the Gold standard and the reporters act like they were there

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NY Times demands first hand account to verify Kavanagh's victim but Rosenstien memo story 3rd hand (Original Post) MattP Sep 2018 OP

I was thinking the same thing. W_HAMILTON Sep 2018 #1

Ronan Farrow released a statement that the NYT did not pass on the story. madaboutharry Sep 2018 #2

Great minds think alike but you're the faster typist. Nevilledog Sep 2018 #4

According to Farrow verifying was not the issue. Nevilledog Sep 2018 #3

W_HAMILTON

(7,871 posts)

1. I was thinking the same thing.

Reply to MattP (Original post)

Mon Sep 24, 2018, 05:06 PM

Sep 2018

madaboutharry

(40,219 posts)

2. Ronan Farrow released a statement that the NYT did not pass on the story.

Reply to MattP (Original post)

Mon Sep 24, 2018, 05:08 PM

Sep 2018

Ronan Farrow has put out a statement that the NYT contacted Deborah Ramirez and that she declined to talk with them because she was talking exclusively to Farrow and The New Yorker magazine.

The NYT "passed on the story" story is a lie.

Nevilledog

(51,194 posts)

4. Great minds think alike but you're the faster typist.

Reply to madaboutharry (Reply #2)

Mon Sep 24, 2018, 05:10 PM

Sep 2018

Nevilledog

(51,194 posts)

3. According to Farrow verifying was not the issue.

Reply to MattP (Original post)

Mon Sep 24, 2018, 05:09 PM

Sep 2018

Ramirez didn't talk to NYT because she had agreed to give exclusive access to The New Yorker.

Why is it so hard for people to tell the truth?

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