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1) A body pulled from waters off a Providence park was that of a 22-year-old Brown University student missing since mid-march,

Sunil Tripathi was identified through a forensic dental exam.
2) When quoting original sources, Reddit may be a very valuable tool; nevertheless, it has spun out of hand, with people acting only on supposition and opinion. As a result, someone's life was wrecked.
3) In the article and video, the link between reliability and the media is that Reddit users turned to Reddit seeking dependable information and received the exact opposite.

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1. Sunil Tripath had been missing since march and his body was located in the water.

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1. Sunil Tripath had been missing since march and his body was located in the water.

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2. The news reporters (Reddit Users) where in the wrong but meant for good intentions. it blew out of control and assumptions where made, but they meant no harm, they where trying to be useful and helpful.
3. the reliable connection is the fact that the bombing happened at the Boston Marathon in April 2013.

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1. Sunil Tripathi was wrongly accused, and miss identified.
Sunil Tripathi was missing since march nobody knew if he was dead or alive until his body was found by members of the Brown crew team off of India Point Park.
2. Reddit users is in the wrong but having good intentions all they wanted is to find the one who was responsible for the bombing.

Reddit users shouldn't be pointing fingers, or saying anything about anyone because they don't have a clue of who did it or how many people were actually involved without concrete evidence.

They where just going off speculation, and making assumptions of the event that happened in a result of this the tripathi family name was almost ruined because of it.
3. The only article I have read that has credibility is the bombing. The others are process information made by people that had no idea of what they are saying.

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unil Tripathi, 22, had been missing since mid-March. (Brown University/Associated Press, File)

Tripathi's family, of Bryn Mawr, Pa., said it was overcome with grief but grateful for the outpouring of support relatives got over the last month. 

"As we carry indescribable grief, we also feel incredible gratitude," the Tripathi family said in a statement on a Facebook page set up to help find Tripathi, who went by Sunny. "To each one of you — from our hometown to many distant lands — we extend our thanks for the words of encouragement, for your thoughts, for your hands, for your prayers, and for the love you have so generously shared." 

Tripathi's body was found Tuesday by members of the Brown crew team off of India Point Park and was brought to shore by its coach, Providence Police Cmdr. Thomas Oates said. He said the body had been in the water for "some time."  

Tripathi's family had been searching for him since mid-March with help from the FBI and fellow Brown students. His sister, Sangeeta, said he left his phone, wallet and other belongings in his apartment near campus and simply disappeared. He was on leave from the Ivy League school, where he was studying philosophy, and had been going through a difficult time, she said. 

Last week, speculation swirled on Twitter and the website Reddit that Tripathi was the second of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings because some thought he resembled one of the people in photos released by the FBI. That person turned out to be 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, authorities said. 

Reddit later apologized to Tripathi's family for fueling "online witch hunts and dangerous speculation which spiralled into very negative consequences for innocent parties." 

Tripathi's family responded to the speculation in a Facebook post that read: "A tremendous and painful amount of attention has been cast on our beloved Sunil Tripathi in the past 12 hours. We have known unequivocally all along that neither individual suspected as responsible for the Boston Marathon bombings was Sunil." 

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1. Sunii Tripathi was missing since the middle of march when his body was found in the water.
2.Reddit can sometimes be a very useful tool when citing original sources, however it spiraled out of control with people only acting on opinion and speculation. which in turn ruined someone's life
3. the only reliable thing in both the article and video is the fact a bombing occurred at the end of the Boston marathon. everything else is only based of of speculation and biased correlative data and opinions.

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1) Sunil Tripathi had been missing since March until the body was located in the Water .
2)Reddit users were trying to share information however things quickly got out of hand. It became assumed more than facts and then Media began to get their information through Reddit which fueled a lot of misinformation.
3) The connection is that there was a bombing at the Boston Marathon April 24th 2013.

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1. Sunil Tripathi had been missing since mid March, and was wrongly identified as one of the Boston bombers.
2. The news outlets and Reddit users were irresponsible in reporting the news.
3. The only reliability in both articles was that there was a bombing, the rest was based on opinions made by different people.

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1. they wrongly identified Tipathi as a possible suspect in the bombing and was greatly wanted by authorities. it turns out he didn't actually do anything and was found dead in the water near by.
2. no they were not acting reasonable. they lashed out and accused an innocent person in doing something he wasn't involved in.
3. the connection between the news article and the video is that the bombing happened in Boston Massachusetts

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1. Sunil Tripathi was misidentified as a Boston Bomb suspect, and then was later found deceased in the water off of India Point Park.
2. The news outlets and Reddit users were not acting responsibly. The Reddit users should not have posted outlandish assumptions.
3. The connection between reliability and the media in the article and video is that the Reddit users went to Reddit for reliable information and what they got was they exact opposite.

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1. Sunil's body was found floating in the waters off India Point Park in Providence Rhode Island after being misidentified as a suspect in the Boston marathon bombing.
2.The users of Reddit and the news outlets were irresponsible by making un substantiated claims as to the identity of possible suspects in the bombing.
3.The reliability of the media posted on Reddit was not vetted before being posted and the quantity of information posted made it almost impossible for Reddit to check it all. Where as the news article stuck to just facts with no assumptions and was able to check their information before publishing it.

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1. Sunil Tipathi was missing since mid march, until his body was found in the water of India Point Park.
2. I do not think that the news outlets, or Reddit users acted responsibly. They jumped to conclusions and did not use fact based evidence.
3. The connection is through the masses. When a mass number of people jump on an idea, or theory the usually reliable press will jump in as well without necessarily checking the facts.

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1. What happened to Sunil Tipathi?
2. Were the news outlets and the Reddit users acting responsibly?
3. What is the connection between reliability and the media in the article and in the video?

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1. Sunil Tipathi  had been missing since mid March his body was pull from the water of a providence park
2. I don t think the news outlets and the Reddit users were not acting responsibly because their assumption was all over the place.
3.The connection between reliability and the media in the article and in the video is that a bombing happen in Boston Massachusetts on April 24 2013.