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Now this is twisted. The son of the man accused of kidnapping those girls and holding them for 10 years wrote an article for the Plain Press about one of the missing girls in 2004. http://www.wkyc.com/news/article/298477/45/Suspects-son-wrote-about-missing-Gina-DeJesus

I've seen that good Hyundai commercial a bunch of times, with the kids challenging each other in football. I didn't think I watch commercials, but I guess I do.

Um hello, Jay Mariotti? The man is a lord poet and we are mere serfs.

I've never even heard of this experiment until now. Nice try, Rupert.

Paralegal last time I heard. No state would give him a law license.

She's a real person. It just appears her Indian buddy was doing a lot of the writing. And scamming.

Sarah J. Phillips, who i had never heard of until this story broke (I haven't read Page 2 since HST), is a bigger star than ever. Her sort-of journalism career is over, but she's guaranteed porn money. Perhaps a scene with Stephen Glass? He's always looking for work... Or better yet a scene with...

I'd love to hear an audio recording of her interview with Hoppes when she was hired. If the Indian dude created her, did he have a friend talk on the phone, and if so how did she fake sports knowledge? Does the Indian dude have a really convincing female voice?

Even for a freelance gig, how could this "girl" not raise red flags at ESPN?

I started out in a yearly -- high school yearbook -- and have made it in the business. Just the fact that this paper has survived and is under the same ownership as years ago is a good enough sign.

Congrats to Gribble.... I just got caught up on this thread, and forget whether it's right or wrong to out people like that (I think it's totally wrong), but it's actually pretty sad. If Mizzougrad gets his life's enjoyment from being the first to tell a bunch of anonymous sports writers who is...

In this market with so many good journalists looking for a job or a promotion, I'm sure they'd consider a preps writer with no college or pro experience as their columnist and face of their sports section. You should definitely apply.

Congrats Izzy. Please share your new salary, inquiring minds want to know. Thank you.

Probably not a "cheap hire" but the days of even $70k hires on pro beats are gone except in extreme cases.

I didn't realize he paid sources until I just read about the Brett Favre thing. That ain't cool. But as a reader, not a journalist, I am glad those emails from Conlin are out there.

In the 19th century, reporters flat out made up stories, and papers supported political parties and the reporters would openly laud one political party and destroy the other to a fault... Daulerio, in this case, is a guy who was approached by Conlin, went back and forth with him a bit (and yes...

He likely did think he was having a private conversation, but unless they both clearly agreed in advance that it was off the record, that's another huge forkup by Conlin. After 50 years in the biz, you'd think he'd know the rules - then again, I don't expect logical thinking from a guy who...

He's the editor of Gawker, what do you expect? Different rules, that's just how it is now, and he's done well doing his thing.

Seems about 99 percent likely that Conlin was using his DR getaway to hook up with children. It gets too difficult here, so he buys a vacation home where it's much easier.

Any third world country (and yes, those Caribbean paradises are actually developing/third world nations), including Costa Rica, have easy access to children for guys like Colin.