ST Alpha - "I'm not saying we shouldn't care on some level, but why *this* case, as opposed to any number of other similar cases?" (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Login
Create Account

Search Dr. S. Talk
TT/ST Wiki
How Well Do You Know ...

RSS Feed

Hosting by DigitalOcean

Support ST on Ko-Fi

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 165

In response to "Caylee Anthony was a two year old girl whose body was found in the woods." by ty97

I'm not saying we shouldn't care on some level, but why this case, as opposed to any number of other similar cases?

Posted by znufrii Jul 5 '11, 11:36

not every case like this reaches this level of fever pitch in the national news media, I'm sure.

Responses:

I think people's incredulity of the entire situation helped stir it. - Diva Jul 5, 11:41
Cuz not every case has the tacky nature of every day in addition to the actual horror of the crime. - Will Hunting Jul 5, 11:39 6
- gotcha. - znufrii Jul 5, 11:43
- sad to say, but this. -- nm - Diva Jul 5, 11:42
- And then your dad had an affair with a search team member. You just made the Kardashians look classy -- nm - ty97 Jul 5, 11:40
- yeah, it was made for TV. -- nm - loosilu Jul 5, 11:40
- it really was a shitstorm. -- nm - TFox Jul 5, 11:39 1
  - When L&O: SVU won't bother ripping it from the headlines due to the "No one would buy this" sub-clause...there's isseus. -- nm - Will Hunting Jul 5, 11:40
Partly because this one became news when the child was still missing. We watched search teams look for the missing girl. - ty97 Jul 5, 11:38
because when Caylee disappeared it made national attention - similar to 1/2 dozen other missing child cases in the past few years - decline Jul 5, 11:38

Post a message top

Replies are disabled on threads older than 7 days.