Stephen King hates Nancy Grace, too

"Nancy Grace Under Fire" article on the Right-Side-Of-The-Road website
http://www.rightsideoftheroad.com/?p=396
slams Nancy for her documented unprofessional, and possibly illegal, attacks against Melinda Duckett. The article cites a similar case of a Wrongful Death suit about eleven years ago involving Jenny Jones who was also on the CNN network during her fiasco that resulted in a similar death of a guest on her show. While the actual methods of death are varied slightly, that Jones case concluded some liability to CNN for instigating what ultimately turned into a death. If you eliminate the conduct of the Jone's show, that death in that case would likely not have occurred. Same holds true in the Duckett case. If you eliminate the violations that Nancy Grace and CNN were involved regarding the purpose/actions of the telephone interview when Nancy Grace called Melinda, then Melinda would likely be alive today. The court awarded the Plaintiff's a victory in the Jones case. That award against CNN/Jones was more than $25 million dollars in that case. And, that show never even aired the taped episode. In addition to funeral expenses of $6,500, jurors in that case awarded $5 million in damages for victim's suffering before the victim died, $10 million to the family for the loss of the victim's companionship and $10 million for the loss of money the victim would have earned. Much the same results are suspected in the latest lawsuit filed against Nancy Grace. Perhaps, and very likely, CNN and Nancy Grace will settle out of court for some undisclosed amount prior to court, as most of the suits against CNN and Nancy Grace are handled. Aspects of a legal connection for a possible criminal charge(s) are still suspected to be on-going at this date.

http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/TV/9905/07/talk.show.slaying.03/

The Petition site is slowly progressing as well.
http://www.petitiononline.com/nopetit1/petition.html

Nancy Grace comes from a place where only the bitter and cynical are born. You see, they're such small people inside themselves that they have to make everyone else look smaller as well so that they can feel just a little bit taller and a little bit stronger about their own pathetic existence. Fire her 100%.

Nancy DISgrace. 'Nuff said.

Not only did they run with it, after the chick killed herself, they've been HAMMERING THE TOPIC every single day. Every time i flip the TV past CNN on it's way from FSN to Comedy Central, Nancy Grace is on bitching about this chick that she convinced to kill herself!

Toni: Whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty? Or would you rather live in the kind of country where the government just decides a person is guilty and then treats them accordingly without proof? Nancy Grace isn't with the police, and essentially, she botched their investigation for them by pushing their one real witness too far. Putting aside any questions of humanity, fairness, and compassion entirely (which, IMO, is a dangerous thing to do), she's lucky she isn't on the hook for interfering with an investigation.

As good a host that Nancy Grace is, I think that she can get quite annoying on some nights. Namely on Wednesday and Thursday. Those days, she talks right over the hosts, not letting them get a chance to speak. Too much overlap! I don't know how much of a headache those producers in that CNN studio have on those nights. I think that her ranting, in-your-face kind of style makes the show watchable, but she needs to calm down on more sensitive subjects.

I pray that no one ever gets on Nancy Grace's bad side because she will have tried, judged, convicted and executed even before your trial date begins.

I agree with the poster who said Stephen King should write a book based on her, that would be cool!

Despite how much she would like it, Nancy Grace is not judge and jury -- judges and juries are. Her vigilante justice is reminiscent of a less civilized time. And despite how good it may feel to some of you -- commenter Toni, I'm looking at you -- someone's death is never something to cheer about. It seems like the people who profess to care so much about "justice" are the ones who care the least about humanity, compassion and fairness.

I wonder who loves that ***ch?

Maybe Steven King can write his next horror book based on NG!!! It would only be fitting!!