
Jared Downing
Freelance Podcast Producer at Slate
Writer and Podcast Producer at Freelance
Freelance Producer at Culture Gabfest
Reporter at New York Post
New York Post reporter and audio producer for Slate
Articles
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4 days ago |
nypost.com | Jared Downing
More than 150 dogs were found crammed into an elderly hoarder’s tiny, trashed house in Utah last month, horrific newly released police bodycam footage reveals. Homeowner Miguel Salgado-Vargas, 73, wasn’t there during the sweep last month, but Ogden Police bodycam footage obtained by KUTV shows packs of pooches — plus a few cats — swarming every inch of the disgusting abode. Officers were met with a cacophony of barks and howls before they even opened the door.
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5 days ago |
nypost.com | Jared Downing
A Los Angeles judge will finally decide the fate of Lyle and Erik Menendez next week — assuming nothing changes in the long, chaotic battle over the freedom for the killer duo. The court will hear arguments for and against resentencing the brothers next Tuesday and Wednesday, potentially granting them parole more than 30 years after they used shotguns to execute their wealthy parents in their Beverly Hills mansion.
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6 days ago |
lucianne.com | Jared Downing
Original ArticlePosted By: FormerDem, 5/8/2025 10:47:29 AMThe Catholic Church has vowed to excommunicate any priest who follows a new Washington state law requiring clergy to report information about child abuse to law enforcement - even if given in the privacy of the confession booth. Priests in the Evergreen State had enjoyed something similar to attorney-client privilege when hearing confessions, but the new law - which Democratic Gov.
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6 days ago |
nypost.com | Jared Downing
A twisted neo-Nazi sextortion ring that targets kids as young as 9 and blackmails them into making sick photos and videos is spreading to every corner of the United States — and the FBI has tips for parents on how to spot if their children are being groomed.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Jared Downing
The Catholic Church has vowed to excommunicate any priest who follows a new Washington state law requiring clergy to report information about child abuse to law enforcement — even if given in the privacy of a confession booth. Priests in the Evergreen State had enjoyed something similar to attorney-client privilege when hearing confessions, but the new law — which Democratic Gov. Bob Ferguson signed on Friday — revokes that protection for discussions of child abuse or neglect.
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