Original sentence: On February 15, 1994, PBS Frontline aired the documentary Tabloid Truth: The Michael Jackson Story about the tabloid sensationalism, more preoccupied with selling papers than reporting an accurate narrative of the scandal.Phillip and Stella LeMarque, another pair of former employees to Jackson, sold a child abuse story to tabloids through pornographic film actor Paul Barresi, who once successfully sold a story to the National Enquirer.The documentary reported Jackson housekeepers Mark and Faye Quindoy selling stories about Jackson for money, and bargaining for more money regarding child abuse allegations
Edited sentence: On February 15, 1994, PBS Frontline aired the documentary Tabloid Truth: The Michael Jackson Story about the tabloid sensationalism that was more preoccupied with selling papers than reporting an accurate narrative of the scandal.Phillip and Stella LeMarque, another pair of former employees to Jackson, were also described as liars who at the opportunity of the scandal sold a false story to tabloids through pornographic film actor Paul Barresi, who once successfully sold a story to the National Enquirer.The documentary exposed former Jackson housekeepers Mark and Faye Quindoy as liars who sold their stories of alleged child sex abuse to tabloids for money