Former New York Times reporter Jayson Blair photographed in his parents home in Centreville, Virginia on November 12, 2004. "Blair is the former reporter from The New York Times who was caught plagarizing and fabricating stories. Jayson was discovered to be suffering from an untreated mental illness -- manic depression -- and is now in recovery for the disorder. Jayson is involved in speaking events, advocacy for mental health and the publishing industry, where he he serves as the vice president and senior editor of a small California startup and president and chief executive of Azure Entertai

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• Dimensions: 3008 x 1960 px | 25.5 x 16.6 cm | 10 x 6.5 inches | 300dpi
• Date taken: 12 November 2004
• Photographer: BJ Warnick

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Former New York Times reporter Jayson Blair photographed in his parents home in Centreville, Virginia on November 12, 2004. "Blair is the former reporter from The New York Times who was caught plagarizing and fabricating stories. Jayson was discovered to be suffering from an untreated mental illness -- manic depression -- and is now in recovery for the disorder. Jayson is involved in speaking events, advocacy for mental health and the publishing industry, where he he serves as the vice president and senior editor of a small California startup and president and chief executive of Azure Entertainment. He is the author of Burning Down My Masters' House."