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[QUOTE="supp, post: 2922784, member: 702"] But Schwartz's statement about speed may also prompt the viewers to wrongly conclude that the car's speed may have something to do with the accident and even potentially with the death. He doesn't know that. The police don't know that yet. If he's technically correct in reporting that the police are still investigating the speed of the car, he needs to also follow that up by mentioning that the speed of the car may not have had any role in the lethality of the accident. What you don't say is often just as important as what you do say as a reporter. That's journalism 101. [/QUOTE]
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