TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 12月17日 06時18分

After five of their colleagues were murdered in their newsroom on June 28, the staff of the @capgaznews in Annapolis, Md., made sure its #newspaper’s next edition got out on time. The man charged with their murders had been obsessed with the #paper since it wrote about his harassment of a high school classmate—part of its routine coverage of #local legal proceedings. He made the office a crime scene. To put the damn paper out, staffers set up laptops in the bed of a pickup in a parking garage across the street. When the next edition arrived, the opinion page was blank but for the names of the dead. Gerald Fischman. Rob Hiaasen. John McNamara. Rebecca Smith. Wendi Winters. Beneath their names was a coda that might have been written with a goose quill: “Tomorrow this page will return to its steady purpose of offering our #readers informed opinion about the world around them, that they might be better #citizens.” That’s the workaday business of #local #news. In this image, photographed in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 9, from left: Jimmy DeButts; E.B. (Pat) Furgurson III; Katherine Fominykh; Jeffrey Bill; Joshua McKerrow; Anthony Messenger; Christine H. Gorham; Andrea Chamblee, widow of John McNamara; Rachael Pacella; Selene San Felice; Danielle Ohl; Paul Gillespie; Rick Hutzell; Erin Hardy; Janel Cooley. Read the full story on the Guardians, TIME's Person of the Year 2018, at TIME.com/POY2018. #TIMEPOY Photograph by @moisessaman—@Magnum Photos for TIME

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