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PB STATES..>>The story is very clear: the statements were made on Tuesday. The story is dated Tuesday. The second quotation is tagged with "he added," making it clear that both statements were made at the same time. If the reporter wrote that Greenwood said it on Tuesday, then he did. Reporters interview LE officers every day. Reporters and news editors don't rely on press releases to generate information for newspapers and TV. The reporter will either have a tape recorder, a notebook or a videotape of what was said--or some combination. If Greenwood didn't make these statements or didn't make them on Tuesday, there would have been a retraction today. LE would NOT let an official statement (coming from the rank of lieutenant) about who was or wasn't a suspect stand if it weren't correct. You will not always SEE or HEAR these interviews; the LE officer might have only agreed to answer questions off camera. The reporter might have done a phone interview; that would account for no video. But you can take it to the bank that Greenwood said it on Tuesday, August 17, 2010. Several close friends and relatives have been reporters for national and major daily newspapers, wire services, news editors and news radio reporters and producers. Only hacks and lazy reporters bother with press releases. Real reporters REPORT, which means getting on the phone, or out of the newsroom, and talking to people on and off the record...>>>>>
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Not True: If you look you will not see a reporter for the article. Your word speak of a time when reporters did things differently and had sources and named them. I am still waiting for a retraction for the 2:13 time and ms. neves perhapes being there with laundry. I agree, most spokespeople for LE are almost perfect with their facts, but someting is different with this case in Putnam County because I don't see anywhere near perfection regarding public press releases.
I spoke with the newsroom directly, you can do the same. They did not inteview Greenwood. They told me he has nothing to say and that is all he would say. Greenwood said those things about a year ago. The story was updated and it was an old story and they simply added the news that occurred on Tuesday to it.
This happens all the time....and yes, everyone should be angry. It has been going on for the past ten years that I am aware of. I followed cases closely. Reporters will tell you exactly what they do. Since LE will not confirm anything in most cases anymore, they fill in the blanks with other reporters pieces and even quotes.
I was told Jacksonville did NOT interview Greenwood for this story.
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Not True: If you look you will not see a reporter for the article. Your word speak of a time when reporters did things differently and had sources and named them. I am still waiting for a retraction for the 2:13 time and ms. neves perhapes being there with laundry. I agree, most spokespeople for LE are almost perfect with their facts, but someting is different with this case in Putnam County because I don't see anywhere near perfection regarding public press releases.
I spoke with the newsroom directly, you can do the same. They did not inteview Greenwood. They told me he has nothing to say and that is all he would say. Greenwood said those things about a year ago. The story was updated and it was an old story and they simply added the news that occurred on Tuesday to it.
This happens all the time....and yes, everyone should be angry. It has been going on for the past ten years that I am aware of. I followed cases closely. Reporters will tell you exactly what they do. Since LE will not confirm anything in most cases anymore, they fill in the blanks with other reporters pieces and even quotes.
I was told Jacksonville did NOT interview Greenwood for this story.