The Washington Post And Its Wholly Owned Subsidiary ReachForTheSwimmingIndustryWhitewash.com

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October 25, 2012

Rick Curl Arrest: Let’s Connect the Swimming Sex Abuse Dots, From Washington to Baltimore … And All the Way to Colorado Springs

October 26, 2012

October 25, 2012

The Washington Post published the news today of the arrest of Curl-Burke Swim Club founder Rick Curl. But reachforthewall.com, The Post‘s-owned-and-operated website of local swimming news, has not.

Meanwhile, reachforthewall.com published the news of the indictment of Noah Rucker, a coach on Curl’s staff. But The Post has not.

Got all that straight?

Irv Muchnick

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The Washington Post And Its Wholly Owned Subsidiary ReachForTheSwimmingIndustryWhitewash.com

Complete Links to ConcussionInc.’s Coverage of the USA Swimming Cover-Up of Rapist Coach Rick Curl

Rick Curl Arrest: Let’s Connect the Swimming Sex Abuse Dots, From Washington to Baltimore … And All the Way to Colorado Springs

Complete Links to ConcussionInc.’s Coverage of the USA Swimming Cover-Up of Rapist Coach Rick Curl

Rick Curl Arrest: Let’s Connect the Swimming Sex Abuse Dots, From Washington to Baltimore … And All the Way to Colorado Springs

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