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#638 When Epstein’s Name Is Enough to End a Career
But amid the noise, a warning has been issued by some newspapers and commentators: that media outlets are increasingly publishing long lists of names based purely on association — not accusation, not evidence, not charges. Phrases like “Unsealed names,” “A-listers named,” and “Biggest celebrities exposed” can subtly — or not so subtly — imply guilt by mere mention.
Niall and Ian dig into where journalism, justice, and public anger collide.
A brief timeline of Epstein and the latest revelations:
2008: Jeffrey Epstein is convicted of soliciting a minor and serves a controversial, lenient jail…
The skinny
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