When investigating a story, the press often runs into a brick wall. Documents are withheld, witnesses fall silent and doors are slammed shut. Even physical threats against the journalists have become commonplace. Tenacity, humor and ingenuity become the creative tools we use to overcome these difficulties. But sometimes our methods are questionable. When does television set itself up to be judge and jury? And we should investigate television itself be judged?
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