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CoffeeCat

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8. But the source is not credible...

Mon Feb 13, 2012, 01:21 AM

Feb 2012

...this "newspaper" The Post--is about as reliable as a supermarket tabloid newspaper.

I don't think anyone, in their right mind, would assume that this story is fact. They often
write inaccurate, lie-based tripe.

And a paper like this--that has no problem pedaling lies--would employ people who would
have no problem planting a negative story like this--to further discredit the victim.

This is the NYPD commissioner's son who was accused of rape. The commissioner is
an influential person, and all it would take is one phone call to The Post, to get such
a story printed. We can't trust this paper.

Notice that there are no reputable media sources with this same story?

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Facebook Page Defends Accuser of (NYC) Police Commissioner�s Son [View all] Redstate Bluegirl Feb 2012 OP

This is one of those rare times I wish I were a Facebook participant. Bozita Feb 2012 #1

Maria Di Toro exchanged steamy texts with Kelly after their sexual encounter. Nye Bevan Feb 2012 #2

The Post? Redstate Bluegirl Feb 2012 #3

Just curios what you meant by that comment / question as I am not familar with the post. cstanleytech Feb 2012 #4

The New York Post = rag Redstate Bluegirl Feb 2012 #5

Ahh, so then you mean they have the facts all wrong like the national enquirer? cstanleytech Feb 2012 #6

I don't see anything at the link about what Di Toro was wearing. Nye Bevan Feb 2012 #7

But the source is not credible... CoffeeCat Feb 2012 #8

So presumably Di Toro will be filing suit for libel (nt) Nye Bevan Feb 2012 #9

Lack of a libel suit means absolutely nothing CoffeeCat Feb 2012 #10