All articles tagged with #framing
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Boston Herald
The article discusses the acquittal of Karen Read and criticizes the Norfolk County authorities for allegedly framing her, describing the case as a 'jihad against justice' and calling for retribution against those involved in the wrongful prosecution.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by NBC News
An undocumented man, Ramón Morales Reyes, who was falsely accused of threatening President Trump through letters, was granted bond after an investigation revealed he was framed by another individual. Despite a criminal history and ICE custody, the court set his bond at $7,500, and he awaits further proceedings.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by BBC
A man accused of threatening to assassinate President Trump was actually framed by another individual, Demetric Scott, who admitted to writing the threatening letters to prevent testimony in his robbery case. The falsely accused, Ramon Morales-Reyes, is in custody for immigration reasons, but the true perpetrator has been identified, leading to calls for DHS to acknowledge the mistake.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by The New York Times
An immigrant, Ramon Morales Reyes, was initially accused of threatening President Trump but was later found to have been framed by another individual, Demetric D. Scott, who sent threatening letters using Reyes's name to manipulate law enforcement and immigration proceedings. The case highlights issues of immigration enforcement, potential misconduct, and the impact of political rhetoric.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by ABC News
Ramon Morales-Reyes was falsely accused of writing threatening letters to President Trump, but it was revealed that another inmate, Demetric Scott, who wanted Morales-Reyes deported to avoid testifying against him, actually authored the letters to frame him. Scott admitted to writing the letters himself, motivated by a desire for 'freedom' and to involve the Secret Service, while Morales-Reyes's handwriting did not match the letters.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Meduza
The husband of Darya Trepova, charged with the murder of pro-Kremlin blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, publicly appealed to Kyiv-based journalist Roman Popkov, accusing him of orchestrating Tatarsky's assassination and tricking Trepova into delivering the bomb that killed him. Trepova's husband pleaded with Popkov to confess and reveal how he or his associates convinced Trepova to unknowingly hand Tatarsky the explosive device hidden in a small bust. Tatarsky was killed in a St. Petersburg cafe in April 2023, and Trepova, who opposes the war in Ukraine, maintains she was framed and unaware of the bomb. Roman Popkov, a former leader of a banned political party, denies involvement in the murder and claims he only knew Trepova through social media.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
In the latest episode of Yellowstone, Jamie goes to extreme measures to prevent Sarah's exposé from being published by strangling her to death. Desperate for help, he turns to Rip, who not only assists in making the death look like an accident but also frames Walker for the crime. Meanwhile, Jimmy faces the consequences of his bronc-riding success, the Becks pressure Rainwater for a partnership, and Monica almost hooks up with her physical therapist.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN
CNN's Jake Tapper reports on how Hamas frames the civilian casualties of war in Gaza, shedding light on their tactics and messaging strategies.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fast Company
Dealing with "anti-woke" coworkers requires understanding their mental models and using tools like the ladder of inference to have constructive conversations. Framing fixes and asset-framing can help shift perspectives and promote empathy. Language plays a crucial role in shaping perceptions, so focusing on humanity and avoiding stigmatizing narratives can break down barriers to equity and inclusion.