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1985 was a tough year for Geraldo Rivera.

The well-known presenter had been in the television news game for 15 years, but things had taken a turn.

His career had gotten off to a promising start.

In 1972, just two years after being hired at

eyewitness news, the young journalist won a Peabody Award for a piece exposing the

mistreatment of patients with intellectual disabilities at Staten Island's Willowbrook State School.

In fact, the piece was so impactful that after John Lennon saw Geraldo's

reporting, he was inspired to organize a two-night benefit concert at Madison Square Garden.

But despite this auspicious start, Rivera's reputation for incisive, socially conscious reporting was soon overshadowed

by a taste for the sensational.

In 1973, Geraldo taped the pilot for the short-lived evening news program, Good Night America.

The show ended up running intermittently from 1974 to

1977 and gained a certain level of notoriety for being the first television program to show

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