TITLE: Amazon, Google Directors Busted In Seattle Sex Trafficking Sting
SENTENCE 1: Reacting to the arrests, Amazon told Newsweek it is investigating the matter, saying:  “It is against Amazon’s policy for any employee or contingent worker to engage in any sex buying activities of any kind in Amazon’s workplace or in any work-related setting outside of the workplace, such as during business trips, business meetings or business-related social events.”  Prostitution is on the rise in Seattle than any other city in the U.S.
SENTENCE 2: Newsweek reports:  “Emails obtained by Newsweek reveal another sordid corner of the tech sector’s treatment of women: a horny nest of prostitution “hobbyists” at tech giants Microsoft, Amazon and other firms in Seattle’s high tech alley.”  Many of the emails were intercepted by investigators in 2015 during a special cyber operation targeting online chat rooms and message boards in which customers rate sex workers and soliciting for sex.
SENTENCE 3: According to a 2014 study, in a 24-hour-period in Seattle, an estimated 6,487 people solicited sex on just one of the more than 100 websites that connect sex buyers with sellers.

Bias label: highly
Annotator rationales:
If you report on an investigation without specifying its outcomes or whether the intercepted emails led to actual legal action, then you risk creating the impression of widespread criminal activity within tech companies without sufficient evidence.
If you state that Seattle has the fastest-growing prostitution rates without providing comparative data or sources, then you risk making an unverified claim that misrepresents the actual scale of the issue.
If you frame the revelation of "sordid corners" and "prostitution hobbyists" as the direct and unambiguous truth without explaining how the emails were verified, who exactly in these companies engaged in these activities, or if there were any contextual limitations to the claims, then you risk presenting unverified or biased content as fact. By not highlighting any necessary verification process, this sentence may create a misleading and inaccurate narrative about the tech sector and the companies involved.
If you attribute the term "horny nest" to a group of individuals or companies based on a select few emails without ensuring the full context of these emails and providing the proper disclaimer about the authenticity or representativeness of the claims, then you risk creating a biased and demeaning description of these companies and their workers.
By using words like "prostitution hobbyists," you may defame the tech industry in general and unfairly target specific companies without due evidence or careful attribution. The language used could be viewed as disrespectful and sensationalist.