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I'm confused. Her description is very specific - the radio show, cowboy boots, moustache, etc - and it matches precisely this one man whose name is also Barry, the name she uses in the book. Are she and Random House actually maintaining that the name is fake, that the matched description is a coincidence? Isn't the damage to his reputation done already?
If I wrote a book saying "I was raped in 1989 by a man named Jimbo, a bus driver who lived at 123 Main St., had a prosthetic arm, a nazi tattoo, and wore an eyepatch," would I be able to get out of a libel suit by saying "just kidding, Jimbo isn't his real name. Apologies to the Jimbo at that address with that arm and that tattoo and that eye patch. What a coincidence!"
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