Father Lunges At Larry Nassar Analysis

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I have chosen to write about the article “Father Lunges at Larry Nassar in court before being restrained”. The writer who wrote the report is Eric Levenson, an associate writer for CNN Digital. He reports on news stories related to crime, trials, and terrorism. He seems like a strong writer and credible source, seeing as he has previous experience for two other news centers boston.com and The Atlantic Wire. Graduating from Princeton his writing skills are impeccable. In this article, you see a father who lunges to attack Larry Nassar an American convicted serial child molester who was the USA Gymnastics national team doctor and an osteopathic physician. He used his power to have acts of sex with at least 250 girls and young women, dating

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