Talk:Tabloid (film)
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Errors in modern reports of this case
editModern articles on this case and the Morris film contain minor errors. In fact, McKinney fled Britain almost three weeks before her trial for kidnap was due to begin on 2 May 1978. See a Times report published on 18 April 1978 which indicates McKinney and May left Britain on 12 April 1978, identified in the source as the previous Wednesday.[1] A Times article published on 21 June 1978 confirms the in absentia guilty verdict was for skipping bail rather than the main charge of kidnap.[2] I include these details in the hope that someone has source material which can be included in the article verifying them as accurate and mentioning this film.
- ^ Tendler, Stewart (18 April 1978). "Mormon case couple escape to Canada". The Times. Retrieved 7 January 2020. (subscription required)
- ^ "Joyce McKinney Ordered to Forfeit Bail". The Times. London. 21 June 1978. Retrieved 7 January 2020. (subscription required)