[Spunky]

runningbear, would you use your ping list to let everyone know that tonight on PrimeTime Live 10/9 Central they are doing a segment called:
"In the Shadow of Laci Peterson."

It evidently is about other cases that have similarities to Laci's, like the (Hernandez?) case.

I am sure Gregaros will be watching closely.

[runningbear]

would you use your ping list to let everyone know that tonight on PrimeTime Live 10/9 Central they are doing a segment called:

"In the Shadow of Laci Peterson."

It evidently is about other cases that have similarities to Laci's, like the (Hernandez?) case.

I am sure Gregaros will be watching closely.

thanks spunky... pinging a request for a documentary airing on Prime Time.

[runningbear]

would you use your ping list to let everyone know that tonight on PrimeTime Live 10/9 Central they are doing a segment called:

"In the Shadow of Laci Peterson."

It evidently is about other cases that have similarities to Laci's, like the (Hernandez?) case.

I am sure Gregaros will be watching closely.

thanks spunky... pinging a request for a documentary airing on Prime Time.

[vikingchick]

Primetime: In the Shadow of Laci. I saw it. I found it very irritating. These people were complaining that their cases didn't get as much media attention as Laci. Well, guess what? You have to have EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES in a murder/disappearance to garner the attention of the media and the public. Yes, it's shockingly true! People disappear. People get murdered, but it must be ABOVE AND BEYOND the 'normal' crime to get the attention of anybody for very long.

A story needs "legs" to keep it going. That's a fact. If there is no more info besides so and so disappeared, where are they?, then it will die. That's just reality. So shut the heck up about people only care about Laci because she's white. It just so happens that the story has twists and turns that keep people interested.

Oh, and Elizabeth Vargas, why didn't you cover any missing MEN in your segment? Don't they matter? Are you sexist?