The four who have already pleaded guilty are identified, and their mugshots and photographs of their homes and cars shown on screens.
A unique and bizarre event occurs; investigation reveals more possibilities; the guilty are identified, and the innocent ruled out; an explanation or a recovery provides redemption for suffering.
It contains a fairy-tale idea of the future: if the guilty are identified and punished, it (whatever it is) will never happen again.
A probe which, to date, has resulted in 187 criminal charges or guilty pleas, identified 32 people as having committed illegal acts, outlined specific ways in which Russia has interfered with the 2016 election both by hacking Trump's opponents and on social media, and has already earned guilty pleas from two former Trump campaign advisers and his former deputy campaign chairman.
Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail, has been fined £40,000 after pleading guilty to identifying a man who claims to be the victim of a VIP paedophile ring.
In May this year, Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail, was fined £40,000 after pleading guilty to identifying a man who claims to be the victim of a VIP paedophile ring.
The worldwide injunction bans any images or information relating to their identities being published or shared online, and anyone found guilty of identifying the two men could face up to two years in jail.
Media lawyers have warned that the next national newspaper found guilty of identifying the alleged victim of a sexual assault is likely to face a six-figure penalty, following the latest case, which has resulted in an £80,000 fine for the Telegraph.
Last November nine others pleaded guilty to identifying the woman and each told to pay her £624 compensation.
Even apart from ethical considerations, the overwhelming conclusion of studies by US criminologists is that racial profiling simply doesn't work: it does not result in more guilty people being identified.
