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Que, de acuerdo a la Florida WTVT canal de televisión, por eso se contrató al equipo de marido y mujer con bombos y platillos en noviembre de 1996 al frente de la estación de la "unidad de noticiasde investigación." Now, in the wake of their firing barely a year later, the Fox network affiliate is accusing them of theft for daring to independently publish the script of the story that they werenever allowed to air. Ahora, a raíz de su despido apenas un año más tarde, la filial de la cadena Fox los está acusando de robo por atreverse a publicar de manera independiente el guión de la historiaque nunca se les permitió a la atmósfera.

"This is really not about a couple of disgruntled former reporters whining that their editors wouldn't let them do a story they thought was important,"Wilson said in announcing that he and Akre are suing WTVT for breach of contract. "Esto no es realmente acerca de un par de periodistas descontentos ex lloriqueo que sus editores no les permitió haceruna historia que pensaban que era importante", dijo Wilson al anunciar que él y Akre está demandando WTVT por incumplimiento de contrato. "Jane and I have each spent more than 20 years in the newsbusiness. . . . It doesn't take that long for every reporter to learn that every now and then--usually when the special interest of your news organization or one of its friends is more important than thepublic interest--stories get killed. That's bad enough, but that's not what happened here. . . . Fox 13 didn't want to kill the story revealing synthetic hormones in Florida's milk supply. Instead,as we explain in great detail in our legal complaint, we were repeatedly ordered to go forward and broadcast demonstrably inaccurate and dishonest versions of the story. We were given thoseinstructions after some very high-level corporate lobbying by Monsanto (the powerful drug company that makes the hormone) and also, we believe, by members of Florida's dairy and grocery industries." "Jane y yo...