TITLE: Ex-Staffers Admit To Sharing Nude Photos of Congresswoman
SENTENCE 1: According to the documents, during the course of his employment, McCullum offered in March 2016 to assist the House member in repairing the member’s malfunctioning, password-protected iPhone by taking the device to a local Apple store.
SENTENCE 2: In July 2016, the documents state, after McCullum left the House member’s staff, he engaged in a course of conduct that included creating a Hotmail account and a Facebook social media account, using a fictitious name, to distribute and post the private, nude images and videos.
SENTENCE 3: House of Representatives pled guilty today to charges stemming from the circulation of private, nude images and videos of the member and the member’s spouse.

Bias label: slightly
Annotator rationales:
If the text explicitly describes the distribution of private, nude images, then it risks sensationalizing the crime and potentially re-traumatizing victims or readers. This language also risks normalizing the violation of privacy by focusing on the act itself rather than the harm caused.
If the text identifies the victims solely by their relationship to the perpetrator, then it risks depersonalizing them and reducing their identities to secondary roles. This framing minimizes the individual harm experienced by the victims.