What's at stake isn't whether the Scranton paper libeled two former county commissioners. That comes later. What the state supreme court will decide is whether the newspaper can be compelled to reveal its source for the stories. Inexplicably, both Erin Nissley (Times-Tribune) and Terrie Morgan-Besecker (Times Leader) both omitted from their stories that the source -- state BNI agent James Kolojejchick -- has already been outed, fired, and jailed. Friday, June 08, 2007
Pa. Supreme Court to hear Scranton Times-Tribune shield law case
What's at stake isn't whether the Scranton paper libeled two former county commissioners. That comes later. What the state supreme court will decide is whether the newspaper can be compelled to reveal its source for the stories. Inexplicably, both Erin Nissley (Times-Tribune) and Terrie Morgan-Besecker (Times Leader) both omitted from their stories that the source -- state BNI agent James Kolojejchick -- has already been outed, fired, and jailed. 
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Murph's an amazing mix of the sly fox and the dumb-as-a-fuckin'-ox. And yet he survives. Career successes, victories, honors? Can't think of any. Here's a guy who, in his late 50s, basically admitted to the AJR that he didn't know anything about covering news until The Great Larry arrived. Then he mired the paper in this ruinous lawsuit via some very questionable behavior. And yet he thrives and all the smart guys get run off and perp walked. I'd love to see the naked Lynett pictures he's got. On second thought, cancel that order:)
So Murph, have you managed to find a "second source" besides Kolo to save your sorry ass? Maybe when you're done, you can help OJ find the real killer.
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