It's something of an unspoken rule that when you're a reporter covering any story -- let alone one involving three dead children -- that the reporter should present oneself with an air of decorum, respect, and impartiality. For one now-former Vanity Fair contributor, perhaps that rule should've actually been vocalized...
It’s something of an unspoken rule that when you’re a reporter covering any story — let alone one involving three dead children — that the reporter should present oneself with an air of decorum, respect, and impartiality. For one now-former Vanity Fair contributor, perhaps that rule should’ve actually been vocalized…
