Summary

In Chapter 7, Megan contacted The Weinstein Company president David Glasser. Glasser confirmed Weinstein had organized at least eight to ten settlements. The reporters worried how Weinstein would react to Judd's involvement in the allegations.

The same afternoon, Harder again threatened the Times if they went through with the story. The email insisted Weinstein was innocent on all accounts, presenting him as the victim. The letter went on to threaten Jodi and Megan specifically. The Times legal team assured the reporters they were protected, and responded to Harder insisting he preserve all documentations of his affairs.

In preparation for publication, Jodi asked Paltrow again if she would go on the record. After much deliberation, Paltrow said she could not participate until a potential second article. Later that day, Jodi and Megan discovered pieces in Variety and the Hollywood Reporter about their work, articles that...