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Why won't the Associated Press correct wrong times on Bhutto murder crime photos?

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Special Investigation : Mrs. Bhutto's Murder

Why won't the Associated Press correct wrong times on Bhutto murder crime photos?

By: Rhonda Roland Shearer, Malik Ayub Sumbal

January 23, 2012 11:40 AM EST

Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Bhutto was murdered at 5:16 p.m. in an attack on Dec. 27, 2007. Why, then, are the historic crime scene photographs mistimed by the Associated Press (AP) from 1:53 p.m....

Mrs. Bhutto's Murder Anniversary Part 3: VIDEO Interview with Icon from Benazir Bhutto Assassination

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Mrs. Bhutto's Murder Anniversary Part 3: VIDEO Interview with Icon from Benazir Bhutto Assassination

By: Malik Ayub Sumbal

December 28, 2011 11:35 AM EST

ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN --An unnamed, emotional man in a brown jacket was featured on the front pages of newspapers throughout the world following Benazir Bhutto's murder four years ago on Dec 27,...

Mrs. Bhutto's Murder Anniversary Part 2: Exclusive Interview with Icon from Benazir Bhutto Murder

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Mrs. Bhutto's Murder Anniversary Part 2: Exclusive Interview with Icon from Benazir Bhutto Murder

By: Malik Ayub Sumbal

December 27, 2011 07:10 AM EST

ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN -- EXCLUSIVE AT SITE OF BHUTTO MURDER FOUR YEARS LATER. SEE PART 1 OF OUR INVESTIGATION HERE.* Malik Ayub Sumbal, iMediaEthics reporter : I am thankful that you came here. ...

Mrs. Bhutto's Murder Anniversary Part 1: Troubling Double Standard, American photojournalism's different treatment of foreign victims

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Mrs. Bhutto's Murder Anniversary Part 1: Troubling Double Standard, American photojournalism's different treatment of foreign victims

By: Rhonda Roland Shearer, Malik Ayub Sumbal

December 27, 2011 06:55 AM EST

Photojournalism, at its best, humanizes victims of disasters and conflict zones for American audiences. Yet the opposite can also be true. American photojournalism can also be lurid and sensational in its foreign...