This is a couple days old but I didn't see a thread:
From Variety:
In addition to Girls, Miller has worked on American Dad and King of the Hill.
From Variety:
In addition to Girls, Miller has worked on American Dad and King of the Hill.
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Variety: ‘Girls’ Writer Murray Miller’s Lawyers Retract Claim That Assault Accuser Demanded Money
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Really the only interpretation, IMO.
Even though there's nothing wrong with seeking damages, this seems like a pretty blatant attempt to smear her case in public.
There is this insidious and frighteningly recurring tactic being used by a lot of entities lately where they loudly make some baseless but personally advantageous claim and then quietly retract later, where the public sphere/reputation damage is already done and, worse, those who need to hear said retraction likely either won't or simply will refuse to believe it after the fact, all seemingly with the expectation that because they "self-corrected" that they shouldn't expect punishment. It's weaponized conspiracy theory.
"Our previous above statement was incorrect and the result of a good-faith misunderstanding."
A good-faith misunderstanding that just so happens to be a common tactic used to discredit victims of abuse. Just throw that out there at the start to make people think that all she really wants is money.
A good-faith misunderstanding that just so happens to be a common tactic used to discredit victims of abuse. Just throw that out there at the start to make people think that all she really wants is money.