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Worcester Telegram Reporter Richard Nangle 'Stands By' Story ...

This photo of ACLU activist (or should we say actress?) Sarah Loy crying at the rally where she falsely accused pro-family advocate Larry Cirignano of violently assaulting her appeared in the December 17. 2007 of the incident. Telegram Reporter Richard Nangle () wrote that Cirignano ”pushed [Loy] to the ground her head slamming against the concrete sidewalk.” But a jury rejected this story which echoed Loy’s account. (The jury found that Loy tripped rather than being pushed.) Nangle testifying in court could not find himself among enlarged photos of people at the center of the rally crowd – casting into doubt whether he could have seen what actually transpired. Nevertheless a defiant that he originally reported. Telegram photo is by Paul Kapteyn. On December 16. 2006 the regarding a pro-marriage rally in Worcester protested by Sarah Loy and the local ACLU. Nangle, an ACLU Board Member, reported that Catholic family advocate Larry Cirignano had “pushed [Loy] to the ground her head slamming against the concrete sidewalk.” Nangle’s vivid depiction of the alleged attack echoed Loy’s own charges of assault and battery against Cirignano and helped created an impression in the public’s mind that she was a victim of violence (and that he was violent man who attacks women). A photo accompanying Nangle’s story (see above) showed Loy in tears at the rally scene. However on October 22 a jury found Larry Cirignano innocent of assault and battery against Loy a week after presiding Judge David Despotopulos had thrown out Loy’s “civil rights” complaint against him. See. Sarah Loy. 27 of Worcester was holding a sign in defense of same-sex marriage amid a sea of green “Let the People Vote” signs when Larry Cirignano of Canton who heads the Catholic Citizenship group ran into the crowd grabbed her by both shoulders and told her. “You need to get out. You need to get out of here right now.” Mr. Cirignano then pushed her to the ground her head slamming against the concrete sidewalk. Notwithstanding Nangle’s tendentious account above which led readers across Massachusetts to believe that Cirignano meanly attacked a woman in the open public. Loy’s allegations were rejected by a jury — after the government’s own alleged witnesses who implicated Cirignano in the supposed attack could not be located in rally crowd photos and video of the event. Reporter Nangle’s was called to testify at the trial but his credibility was undermined when he too could not locate himself in the same blown-up still photos of the rally crowd surrounding Loy. MassResistance’s Brian Camenker who attended the trial and describes Nangle’s testimony on Day Two. October 17 (emphasis added): Based on trial evidence. Nangle and other “witnesses” to the (non)assault had actually been standing dozens of feet apart from the rally and so would have a hard time seeing what actually observing what happened to Loy in the crowded area where rally-goers were standing. wrote the newspaper’s article covering Cirignano’s acquittal. Nangle responded as follows in the newspaper’s online comments page: “Just for the record folks. I stand by my story and testimony. — Richard Nangle.” And he wrote this in the ”reader’s comment” to : “For the record. I stand by everything in this story.” Charges of journalistic bias and especially a pervasive liberal media slant are common in the United States but rarely is there an actual jury trial to examine the evidence supporting or opposing a reporter’s coverage. Richard Nangle’s version of what happened on December 16. 2006 was rejected by a jury that carefully considered the facts — A number of pro-homosexual “witnesses” came to testify that they “saw” Larry push Loy down. But one by one as they were cross-examined by Defense Attorney Michael C. Gilleran their stories ended up having big holes. When pressed most of them admitted didn’t “really” see Larry push anybody. And a video taken of the general area at the time of the incident showed that many of them weren’t anywhere near where they said they were. So in the end the “assault and battery” charge came down to about ten seconds and five feet: When Sarah Loy was standing in front of the podium holding her gay-marriage sign and screaming at the marriage rally crowd. Larry used his forearm (gently) to lead her to the side. That’s it. And the Commonwealth of Massachusetts claimed that Larry Cirignano should have been convicted of assault and battery over that. But the jury obviously had had enough and did the right thing.

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Gay Marriage #2

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The Deception of Ron Paul

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