Media Response to Fraud Allegations and Investigation Methodologies

The journalist had notably poor epistemic standards, which secondary media seized upon to dismiss their result.

The class-based sniffing almost invariably noted that prestige media had already reported stories which rhymed with the core allegation, while sometimes implying that makes the allegations less likely to be true, through a logical pathway which is mysterious to me.

The financial industry has paid tens of billions of dollars in tuition on fraud detection.

The journalism went quite viral anyway, in part because of sensationalized framing.