from NPR's Tell Me More with Michel Martin
Chasing Jamal Parris: Did TV Station Cross The Line?
by Michel Martin
A newly surfaced television interview with Jamal Parris, the third of four men accusing Atlanta-area megachurch pastor Bishop Eddie Long of sexual coercion, is making its rounds online.
The local Fox affiliate in Atlanta, WAGA-TV, landed the "exclusive" interview after it dispatched its "Senior I-Team Reporter" Dale Russell to hunt for Parris in Colorado, where he now lives — but the city was not disclosed.
Apparently, the feverish hunt was successful.
Parris appears in the report looking as though he has been ambushed by Russell and his determined TV crew in a grocery store parking lot.
The reporter even goes as far as to admit, "Jamal Parris didn't want to talk at first, but before he left us he had plenty to say about Bishop Eddie Long."
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Chasing Jamal Parris: Did TV Station Cross The Line?
by Michel Martin
A newly surfaced television interview with Jamal Parris, the third of four men accusing Atlanta-area megachurch pastor Bishop Eddie Long of sexual coercion, is making its rounds online.
The local Fox affiliate in Atlanta, WAGA-TV, landed the "exclusive" interview after it dispatched its "Senior I-Team Reporter" Dale Russell to hunt for Parris in Colorado, where he now lives — but the city was not disclosed.
Apparently, the feverish hunt was successful.
Parris appears in the report looking as though he has been ambushed by Russell and his determined TV crew in a grocery store parking lot.
The reporter even goes as far as to admit, "Jamal Parris didn't want to talk at first, but before he left us he had plenty to say about Bishop Eddie Long."
Red the Full Essay @ Tell Me More
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