I know I've said this numerous times already in my blog...

[csberry]

Nancy Grace is an evil fucking bitch!



The woman has blood on her hands for certain now. I don't care if the mother turns out to be guilty of doing something to her son, it isn't Lucifer Grace's place to incite suicide.

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[mia1983.livejournal.com]

I believe that the woman who killed herself made the personal choice to do it. Nancy Grace has interviewed tons of criminals and suspects and everybody in between, and they dont go killing themselves.

Point being, Nancy didnt go murder her. The woman was a douschebag who killed herself and most likely her own son.

Guilty conscience maybe. Nancy has helped a lot of people too.


-M

[csberry.livejournal.com]

While the responsibility ultimately lies with the mother, it is Nancy Grace's continuous lack of responsibility in her role as a broadcaster and supposed journalist that disgusts me to no end. She is one of the worst offenders of my least favorite radio talk show host trait (and something that I rarely saw in Darrell in my 6 years with him): confusing being confident while asserting their opinions with asserting their opinions as fact.

I, in no way, think that Nancy Grace is in any way (civil or criminal) legally accountable. The mother's lawyer's stupidity was also a strong contributing factor. I believe the mother said that her lawyer advised against the polygraph...but he/they approved of her going on Nancy Grace? That's fucking stupid. If she was stressed out by the press already, why torture her by putting the mother on this show...knowing the likelihood of being attacked? What did the producers tell the lawyers/whomever when scheduling the interview? Was the lawyer tricked into thinking that Nancy was on their side and going to help promote the missing son as to get more leads for the police? As a former producer, lying is a more common technique for getting hard-to-get guests than one would like to admit.

Cory's "Nancy Grace is Irresponsible" Poem

Nancy Grace's behavior towards
an emotionally unstable woman
on CNN Headline News (supposedly a respectable source of journalism)
around the globe and
to every single person who could be in the jury (no matter who is prosecuted)
by deciding it is her justified right to assume the mother's guilt
and doing her best to paint the woman in that light
is irresponsible

*audience snaps fingers and sips coffee here*

If the mother is guilty...Why would Nancy Grace give the defense grounds to have the interview excluded from the trial? If she tipped over the edge on Nancy Grace, surely the mother would crack within the next day or so with the police.

If the mother isn't guilty...now everyone who saw that will always think of this mother as another Andrea Yates or Susan Smith (I'd say Patsy Ramsey, but she was guilty! Just kidding, I don't know or care who killed Jon Benet). An emotional person coming away from that interview and knowing that soon the broadcasted character assassination would forever taint her as the murderer to the world --when someone else actually kidnapped and possibly murdered her first/only child-- could certainly see the repugnant act of suicide as the only solution to the problem.

There's always plenty of blame to go around when something bad happens. I feel that Nancy Grace's actions unfairly, negatively affect others more than the actions of the average person.

[mia1983.livejournal.com]

I'm afraid we disagree. :/




-M

[csberry.livejournal.com]

Eh, that happens.

[fettman.livejournal.com]

pfft. Robert Frost, you're not. :P

[mia1983.livejournal.com]

Robert Frost?



The hell does he have to do with this?


-M

[mia1983.livejournal.com]

Wait I get it now lol



-M