There’s a link in the article in the parentheses. I’m not paid to shill for The Daily. I’m a huge fan, and I have a platonic crush on Michael Barbaro.

Yeah, it seems like someone should have the goods. I haven’t read the NYT article, but they didn’t talk about the hard evidence on The Daily.

How can you dangle this candy out there without telling us where to find it?

He claims that he received gay porn along with threats, etc. from email haters, and that he sent it on to the victim and his lawyers. He claims she was acting as his legal counsel or something.

I’m not seeing that, but the pic is so tiny. Are electric toothbrushes warerproof or do you think he moves it when he wants to run the sink? Someone (I vote Joanna) needs to get the interview on this pressing topic.

It’s a problem if people boycott their advertisers.

FYI, the specified on The Daily that it was gay men.

Jurassic Park! Now I get it. Thanks.

Why does it make sense for dead people?

Man creates dinosaurs? Is that entirely accurate? I don’t get it.

I have a feeling he has a maid, but what is she going to do about it?There’s no toothbrush holder!

Thank you. My immediate wish was that the identity of each of these products be crowdsourced.

The boy who has everything could really use a toothbrush holder.

Monkey? Sorry. What Do U Mean?

I absolutely agree with you in principle, but I can also imagine a lawyer arguing that she has no legal standing to bring a lawsuit to force them to stop since she wasn’t at least a spectator. I have no idea how that would come out without doing legal research. But I bet the ACLU does! I hope they jump in with guns…

Your house sounds wild.

Forget Jake. Cary Fukunaga all day.

I can’t imagine under what theory they filed a case. Libel, maybe? I think her lawyers are right and that’s not going anywhere.

The school, the school board, the ACLU.

No, he’s still allowed to plead the Fifth if his testimony might incriminate him, even in a civil trial. The difference is (at least in my jurisdiction) that pleading the Fifth in a civil trial creates an adverse inference against him. So, had he plead the Fifth, Constand could have argued that the judge should infer…