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mahatmakanejeeves

(68,311 posts)
Mon Jan 12, 2026, 05:01 PM 18 hrs ago

Allegations Fairfax Co. social worker arranged, paid for student abortions are untrue, investigation finds

WJLA, the Sinclair-owned station in DC, has, with the help of Virginia AG Jason Miyares, been running this story into the ground.

Allegations Fairfax Co. social worker arranged, paid for student abortions are untrue, investigation finds

Scott Gelman | sgelman@wtop.com
January 12, 2026, 2:20 PM

Allegations that a Fairfax County school social worker facilitated student abortions are untrue, Superintendent Michelle Reid said in a letter to Centreville High School families Friday.

Months after sharing an external investigation’s initial findings, Reid said the investigation has finished and found the allegations to be untrue and based on statements that were “misinterpreted, mistranslated, taken out of context, or in some cases knowingly fabricated.” The firm King & Spalding led the investigation.

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More details on the district’s probe are available online.

Scott Gelman
Scott Gelman is a digital editor and writer for WTOP. A South Florida native, Scott graduated from the University of Maryland in 2019. During his time in College Park, he worked for The Diamondback, the school’s student newspaper.
sgelman@wtop.com
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Allegations Fairfax Co. social worker arranged, paid for student abortions are untrue, investigation finds (Original Post) mahatmakanejeeves 18 hrs ago OP
I'm going with the latter. Grins 17 hrs ago #1

Grins

(9,253 posts)
1. I'm going with the latter.
Mon Jan 12, 2026, 06:01 PM
17 hrs ago
“…statements that were “misinterpreted, mistranslated, taken out of context, or in some cases knowingly fabricated.”

I’m going with the latter.

And soon-to-be-gone Virginia AG, Jason Miyares (R-OfCourse), relentlessly campaigned for reelection on this crap.
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