Sony’s reaction to Megan Twohey’s NYT hit piece is quite telling. A lead actress on a big successful film that they distributed is claiming she faced serious sexual harassment, including Justin Baldoni repeatedly barging into Blake Lively’s trailer without consent.

You would think the reaction would be horror, aghast, shock, & confusion about Blake Lively’s alleged SH. Instead - none of the Sony executives even react to the SH allegations. Sony knew it was all bs from the start as they had more info than the general public, knew about the behind the scenes extortion, the PGA letter, Ryan Reynolds' threats, that Sony wanted to amp up the sex as it was intended to be an R-rated film, and the absurdity of claiming improving a neck nuzzle during a dance scene is SH.

The only one that falls for anything in the NYT hit piece is the ever incompetent sycophantic Josh Greenstein. But even then - Josh Greenstein doesn’t even mention the SH accusations and doesn’t seem to care that the woman he is very close to is claiming she has been SHed. 

His immediate reaction is to zero in on the retaliatory smear campaign carried out by voodoo bots, which this moron actually believes happened despite his own executives telling him what was happening & having an entire marketing team track the backlash in real time. (Greenstein [astoundingly testifies in his depo that he was not and is not aware that Blake Lively received backlash for promoting her alcohol.](https://www.reddit.com/r/ItEndsWithLawsuits/comments/1qoy0ak/josh_greenstein_the_most_and_only_incompetent/)[)](https://www.reddit.com/r/ItEndsWithLawsuits/comments/1qoy0ak/josh_greenstein_the_most_and_only_incompetent/) This guy is a moron and bumbled his entire handling of the film, but even Greenstein did not give any credence to the SH claims.

And you know if Blake found any contemporaneous Sony communications about them believing her SH claims - she would have included that in her evidence. 

Sony executives' reaction to NYT article on Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni - no mention of sexual harassment