The report, sent to NBC employees on Wednesday morning, did include some caveats. The report indicated that former NBC News executives were contacted, but did not say whether interviews with those executives had taken place. Following the release of Wednesday’s report, the woman who accused Mr. Brokaw, Linda Vester, wrote an op-ed column in The Post that criticized NBC for relying on its own in-house counsel. “I want NBC to stop fighting #MeToo within its own walls,” Ms. Vester wrote. The investigators found it “troubling” that no formal complaints had been filed about Mr. Lauer despite his engaging in sexual relationships with subordinates.

Source: New York Times May 09, 2018 16:30 UTC