photographer4
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I've asked this before but not sure anyone seems to know - what makes any source an "approved source" on WS exactly? Posters aren't allowed to note things as if they know something in a given field unless they're somehow verified by mods or admin (eg: lawyers who want to say they're lawyers must be vetted, or they can't say that here is my understanding). So what steps must approved source go through if any in order to become approved? What makes Grey Hughes a better source than an actual journalist such as say - James Renner, who I believe has interviewed KG? I won't link to his website as it would be in violation of the TOS, but for those interested, he has a fantastic interview with KG in which she explains how many people she believed were at the trail that day (and if I recall rightly, she gave the interview before RA was arrested).The source gave MS access to their Twitter (X) accounts and also Discord.
Within this access, there are messages between the parties that we have discussed here. There were messages, conversations, screenshots and whatever else happens within group chats.
I don't have to be in love with MS to believe that they intend to be around long after the Delphi case commences. If they want to continue to grow, they are not going to fabricate information.
They are allowed to be used as references here on WS. That is a pretty big deal to me. It means that their information is trusted. So far, they have not lied about their information.
I have no doubt that they are imperfect, that they make mistakes. But that is not the same as plotting to derail a case.
All of this is simply my opinion.
I understand that MS is a well loved podcast for various reasons, but imo, they don't really help matters by stirring up a lot of drama in the case. On the bright side, I can see how it makes for good entertainment - its full of drama and espionage or subterfuge - all the things to make people want to listen and keep listening! But unless there are actual repercussions for what they're portraying as leaks and court order violations, then to me, that is all it is - entertainment. For now. Maybe I'll change my view if their show ends up leading to something like criminal charges etc for those they're talking about.
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