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Bill McClellan believes journalists "have an obligation to try to tell a story as honestly as possible. If we give somebody our word that we won't use a piece of information, or we won't say where we got a piece of information, we should live up to our word. That about covers it." New York Post freelancer and college student Susannah Cahalan "lived up to these standards" in her dealings with jailed kidnapping suspect Michael Devlin, says McClellan. "She may not get rave reviews from the folks at Poynter, but I'd say she has a real future if she stays with this trade."
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