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‘Super’ news reporting
Dear Editor,
Not only Metropolis city has super-heroes doubling as reporters; Guyana has its own superman, err, super-person reporter also!
Enrico Woolford must have used binocular vision in a Brooklyn courtroom to see not one, but two complete sets of phone numbers listed on a document tendered as evidence. Woolford said he was seated in the “public gallery” when he managed this rather fantastic feat of extraordinary vision. He even managed to know who one of the numbers belonged to! Apparently, not all super-heroes wear tights; or do they?
Writing in the Kaieteur News of July 31st, Woolford not only reported the facts of what was transpiring in the New York court case; he also reported on what “appeared to have been” happening. This is truly “Guyana style” excellence in reporting.
Justin de Freitas
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