Fox Undercover Boston Reporter Caught Ridiculing Victims

Fox Undercover reporter Mike Beaudet is under fire for posting a comment via social media about how he couldn’t end the year without enjoying one more watching video of victims of a cult who he supposedly was filming to help expose the cult.  A little reprint of Beaudet’s comment is here HERE

Ok its no secret that Beaudet has this unquenchable love for his own past stories.  The guy seems to remind us of his last months favorite at every turn he can.  But seriously, tweeting that you’ve gotta watch victims one more time before the year is out, is not just bad taste but it’s a rare insight into who Beaudet really is.  Our observers continue to feel that Beaudet sees himself on a higher plane than other people, rising above the law, above journalistic integrity and ethics, and also above the people who he “features” in his works.  Beaudet perceives himself to be some sort of star, whose rise to fame allows him to view others as inferior to him, unless they are people whose approval he craves (or they work for Fox).vic

Meanwhile, Mike Beaudet needs to apologize to the victims of the Uxbridge Church who he claimed to be rescuing.  If he gets a kick out of watching victims, he should not now or ever be allowed to act as a journalist.

Laurie and Mike get a chuckle about….an old rape case?

And speaking of apologies, we’ve recently learned that Community Voices victims advocate Laurie Myers was also caught on social media reminicing with Beaudet about an old story, as if it were a joyous trip down memory lane.   She also sort of admits (ie – sarcastically comments on) that her sound bites given to Fox Undercover for previous stories were not so profound.  Maybe Myers has just lost it under all of the pressure, but her comments and buddy buddy relationship with Mike B are so inappropriate – it makes you wonder if she really represents the voice of “the community”.

Lynn Mother Enticed Into Keeping Secret Exposes Her Childs School to Fox Cameras

Once again you have a parent who thinks that children are in harms way and does not tell the other parents, but instead tells Mike Beaudet and agrees to keep it a secret until he’s ready to run the story during a hot primtime Fox show.  Young mothers like Jessica Cunha of Lynn are enticed by a reporter like Mike Beaudet, convinced that letting Fox expose it is the right thing to do.  Older, wiser and far more coy than Jessica Cunha, Beaudet sweet talks her into not going any further with her complaint than him, turning to Fox rather than her community.

Mikey makes sure that we know that the teacher doesn’t work at the school for now, his way of showing that even if there isn’t a lick of proof, and an accusation is based pretty much on heresay, and speculation, that if he creates bad publicity, he’ll force a school to have to put someone on paid leave.

But if the police report were so full of evidence, it would have resulted in something more than just filing it away.

Cocaine is about $80 per gram according to Wikipedia.  This seems like a very expensive habit for  a public school teacher.  Furthermore, if he did happen to come across it, snorting it on a card in a parking lot would risk a puff of wind blowing it away.  She said he had powder on his face when he went into the store, but coke users know that you take what gets on your nose and sniff that too.  So, is all of this even likely we wonder?  Should someone be taken off their job for this?

Isn’t it possible that the guy was a little hung over, or didn’t sleep well, or woke up feeling crappy, wolfed down a hostess treat with powerdered sugar on it, and then ran inside because he was thirsy?  The facts are stacked against this story but Mike Beaudet only cares about the fact that if he ran the story, the teacher is out for now.

It’s been a while since Fox Undercover Boston had a lawsuit since Jon Wells was let go, but with a teacher’s union now involved, this could be the big lawsuit that we’re all drooling to see.

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Meanwhile, back at Fox  25 Studios, the Fox Undercover editing team put together video of blurred out school children and snowflakes in the school window, to juxtapose against their demonization of the teacher. And this means parents and countrymen  that Fox Undercover and their hidden cameras are once again coming to your child’s school thanks to someone in your own school community like Jessica Cunha.