Tag: Media
1307: Bill Lunn

Bill Lunn was the Emmy=winning news director at WTBS in Shrevesport, Louisiana. He has resigned after local police initiated an investigation into him for soliciting a minor. Some young men in Shreveport created a fake online profile of a 15-year-old girl and after exchanging text with Lunn, arranged a meeting for sex.
776: Elon Musk

He has been accused of sexual misconduct and his companies have been accused of fostering and environment with rampant sexual harassment by several women. In 2018, SpaceX paid $250,000 to settle a sexual misconduct claim. A flight attendant complained that he exposed himself, touched her without consent, and offered to buy a horse for a sexual act. She felt that her refusal led to a retaliatory decrease in her assignments and sued. Musk denies the incident happened in spite of the settlement.
713: John J. Griffin
697: Francis B. Coombs
691: Keith Poole
690: Col Allan

Col Allan is an Australian “journalist” who was the editor-in-chief of the race-baiting, rightwing Murdoch rag, The New York Post. As you could predict for a Murdoch paper, he pinned the Boston Marathon Bombing on the wrong people putting the pictures of two innocent people on the cover. He was sued for sexual harassment and retaliation. The paper settled.
503: Ed Henry

Ed Henry is a journalist, a one-time White House Correspondent. He went from CNN to FOX and now is on Real America’s Voice, a far-right streaming channel run by Robert J. Sigg. He was fired by FOX for sexual misconduct after they hired an outside firm to investigate allegations against him. Based on those findings,…
468: Dylan Howard

Dylan Howard was editor and chief content officer at The National Enquirer who became infamous for the gossip he did not print. He bought up stories with cash and an NDA to protect certain favored people, including Donald Trump. This was exposed in Ronan Farrow’s book “Catch and Kill” and landed Michael Cohen in jail.
466: Michael Ferro

Michael Ferro was Chairman of TRONC, the Chicago Tribune publishing company and a big Republican donor. He was forced out after allegations of sexual misconduct were published by Fortune magazine. Two different women recounted seeking an investment in their firms when he made physical advances on them, forcible kissing one and groping another’s breast.




