The first one is a harassment scandal. A NYC-based celebrity who had worked with other big-names, is the subject of relentless harassment by a stalker. Apparently the stalker had well-off connections to government officials according to the victim due to the fact that he was able to get off each time. He was also wealthy enough to bribe high-ranking editors to delete the biographical article about her on Wikipedia through the gaming of the systems and the spurious usage of notability rules, which we know is so notoriously stringent these days. At one point she was forced into hiding after the LEOs tipped her off that her stalker had bought a weapon. She has robust documentation and paper trails to prove what had happened.

The second one is a harassment cum pedophilia scandal. A member of the Wikipedia admin corps had been harassing a federal employee under the impression that he/she is an editor who was banned from Wikipedia. A journalist got interested in investigating it and found that the harasser is a pedophile/groomer who had traveled all the way to Asia to target kids and teens. The journalist had finished the investigation and compiled it into a feature story article format, but was prevented from publication because she had received a frivolous legal threats from the WMF preventing the publication, as if they want to clutch the pearls as long as they can.

Many journalists, and even law enforcement organizations such as the NCMEC, had been contacted about these, but to no avail. Is there any way or hope that these scandals will get the fair light under the limelight, just like how New York Times first aired the Weinstein rape scandals and how the Wall Street Journal first exposed what's really going on inside Theranos?