Police identified a local accountant as a suspect in the robbery of a jewelry store. The accountant cooperated fully with police, resulting in the determination that the accountant was not involved in the robbery. The police investigation nonetheless documented that the accountant had fathered a child at age 14 and had two affairs in the five years of his marriage. A local newspaper reporter obtained copies of the police reports and wrote a news story including those details of the accountant's personal life. The newspaper's editor-in-chief showed the story to corporate counsel for an opinion before its publication. Which of the following describes the best opinion as to the legal consequences of the story's publication? Group of answer choices The story's publication could result in the accountant's son discovering the identity of his father bringing together a family. The story's publication could result in the accountant having an abuse of process claim for misuse of legal proceedings. The story's publication could result in increased attention to the robbery leading to tips that would solve it after further investigation. The story's publication could result in the accountant having an invasion of privacy claim for public disclosure of private facts