How Rolling Stone’s UVa sexual assault story unraveled
Clip: 12/5/2014 | 6m 30s
How Rolling Stone’s UVa sexual assault story unraveled
After reporting on a horrific case of sexual assault at the University of Virginia, Rolling Stone magazine acknowledged discrepancies in the victim’s story, saying their trust in her was “misplaced.” Judy Woodruff speaks with T. Rees Shapiro of The Washington Post for more on the revelations that have cast doubt on the account.
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How Rolling Stone’s UVa sexual assault story unraveled
Clip: 12/5/2014 | 6m 30s
After reporting on a horrific case of sexual assault at the University of Virginia, Rolling Stone magazine acknowledged discrepancies in the victim’s story, saying their trust in her was “misplaced.” Judy Woodruff speaks with T. Rees Shapiro of The Washington Post for more on the revelations that have cast doubt on the account.
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