Larry Nassar Case

Larry Nassar On January 24, 2018 Larry Nassar was sentenced 40 to 175 years in a state prison. He pled guilty to the sexual assault of minors, and has been convicted as a child molester. Nassar was the USA Gymnastics national team doctor and a physician at Michigan State University. Nassar sexually assaulted, hundreds of underage girls, including some well-known gymnasts. He will now be spending the rest of his life in prison. Before his sentencing, many of the victims were able to give their testimony to Nassar about how much of a negative impact he had on their lives. The first article I researched was from the website of Mother Jones. The coverage is decently credible because it was updated recently. It also has quotes directly from Nassar. The information is verified, because it is copyrighted by Mother Jones and the Foundation for National Progress . It is very biased against Nassar, not only was he guilty of a very terrible crime, Mother

The tweet was from CBS New York. It contained the sentencing of Nassar and a quote from the judge of Nassars case. It is from a reliable news source, and it has a link that leads to further information on the case. It has a copyright 2018 by CBS New York. The tweet was also from January 24th, the day of Nassars court date. This shows that it is a dependable source of information. There was a slight bias against Nassar, because he was guilty. Overall most of the sources provided facts from Larry Nassar's case. They also included quotes directly from Nassar, the judge, and from testimonies against Nassar during the trial. All except the critical media source of Media Matters had recently dated information and had newly updated information. From those articles, more information was brought in and added to provide more coverage. There were many articles to choose from about the Larry Nassar case, there were also a lot of social media posts about