Tag: media coverage

Media Circus

Under the Big Top: Today and One Year from Today The DC press corp is gearing up for the start of a trial; one that had an innocent victim and what appears to be a less than savory cast of characters.  A murder…

It’s Reality Show Clip Time

Eyewitness News We’ve been lax in keeping our media page updated, partly due to the steady stream of reporting from the Moutlrie Courthouse over the past four weeks.  Although Jagger/Richards wrote, “Who wants yesterday’s papers?” for the sake of a…

Press Pass

Covering Today’s Status Hearing And The Trial Back to room 310 in the Moultrie Courthouse today for another status hearing.  Judge Lynn Leibovitz gavels this one in at 3:00pm.  The room usually fills up so getting there early is a…

Media Advisory

Start The Presses As a rule, we purposely don’t reveal much information regarding readership or statistics.  Honoring the anonymity and confidentiality of users has always been a chief concern, and that’s worked pretty well.  For the more outgoing readers, we owe a serious…

Advancing The Story

The Post Delivers Two months after Robert’s murder, key pieces of the story were emerging. Three years ago last Friday, in an October 9, 2006 Washington Post article , we see a rudimentary version of the August 2nd timeline, many familiar…

Skimpy Briefs

Pink Paper Ponders Paralytics Two weeks after the September 11 status hearing in the Robert Wone case, DC’s flagship gay paper, The Washington Blade offers a summary on the day. The piece by longtime Blade scribe Lou Chibbaro was filed on…

The Grand Jury

First Movement Three weeks to the day after Robert’s murder, the Washington Post was leaked information about grand jury testimony that was taking place: Katherine Wone, 35, wife of Robert Wone, testified for more than an hour about “her interaction with…

Gay, Ink

Pink Press Ponders Price The initial   round of  MSM  coverage on Robert’s murder was followed by the local DC gay press, the Washington Blade and Metroweekly.  Journeyman Blade scribe Lou Chibbaro had an an August 11 piece with Kevin Naff sharing the byline.  The angle…

"Not a Done Deal…"

“A Very, Very Active Investigation” Last Tuesday, August 11, DC Police Chief Cathy Lanier participated in her regularly scheduled  Newschannel8 program “One-on-One.” She was on hand to discuss the recent drop in crime and status of outstanding cases, and near…

Search and Seizure… and Snooze

Burying the Lede After the first wave of media coverage hit on August 4th and 5th, the next significant piece was on the 14th by Emma Schwartz of the Legal Times.  And she had the goods – the search warrants for Price’s home, his office…