Lindsey Fifield handed the New York Times five witnesses, diary entries, screenshots and emails documenting Graham Platner's abuse — and the Times called only the two who knew nothing, then told readers it "could not corroborate" her story. A Times MeToo reporter who helped break Harvey Weinstein went on CNN to insist Platner's accusations weren't "classic MeToo," and columnist Charles Blow defended him with a "two separate rule books" excuse the day the story broke.

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