Former Mississippi gymnastics coach Sean Gardner sentenced to 90 years for secretly recording girls

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How the sides differ Left sources stress the maximum sentence and guilty plea; right sources emphasize the recording of young gymnasts undressing; the two largely agree otherwise.

Sean Gardner, a former gymnastics coach, was sentenced to 90 years in prison for secretly recording young students at a gymnastics studio in Mississippi. CBS News reports the judge imposed the maximum sentence available, that Gardner is 39 and pleaded guilty, and that he placed a hidden camera in a bathroom at a studio in Purvis. The New York Post describes the recordings as showing young gymnasts undressing. Both outlets agree on the sentence and the core facts, differing mainly in which details they highlight.

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Left CBSCBS NewsGymnastics coach who recorded girls in bathroom gets 90 years

CBS News highlights the judge's maximum sentence and Gardner's guilty plea, naming the Purvis studio and the hidden bathroom camera.

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Right · 2 sources NYNew York PostEx-gymnastics coach handed 90-year prison sentence for secretly recording young gymnasts undressing

• FNFox NewsFBI arrest leads to maximum 90-year sentence for gymnastics coach who recorded minors at Mississippi gym

The New York Post emphasizes the 90-year term and the nature of the recordings, describing young gymnasts secretly filmed while undressing.