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UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione suggests evidence ‘planted’ after arrest
(www.washingtonexaminer.com)
this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2024
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It seems kinda grey because they're not saying he committed a crime they are saying that he was in certain camera frames and the police were looking for him. If the police announced a name then the news would be reporting fact. The camera bit could be debatable I think. If they were speaking more about the actions of the crime they'd have to alledge, which they did alledge about his "type" of bookbag.
I could be wrong I just found your comment interesting.
Yeah but by stating as a fact that it was Mangione who was witnessed and recorded they are stating as a fact that he is the killer, which we don't know yet. That is-- or used to be -- a big no no in reporting. But times have changed. Here is a link I found explaining how they are probably opening themselves up to a libel charge with this kind of language.
I think they're saying it definitely was Mangione who was recorded at the hotel, which if he was checking in/out is pretty easy to prove. From there they lost track of him because they didn't know his route or he just didn't show up on any other cameras.
I agree that the wording is likely intentional to imply guilt, but is loose enough that they could claim that isn't what they were doing.