[Vinomori]

The National Enquirer story may just be a story

True enough, but their recent record of accuracy in national stories makes them far more credible than they were 10 years ago....Also....their source was law enforcement, not some prisoner or drifter. And the refusal of law enforcement to deny the basic revelation in the story was also telling.

[Jolly Green]

True enough, but their recent record of accuracy in national stories makes them far more credible than they were 10 years ago....Also....their source was law enforcement, not some prisoner or drifter. And the refusal of law enforcement to deny the basic revelation in the story was also telling.

Are we living on the same planet? We have two convicted criminals involved in this case with extensive criminal records, one of which worked inside the Smart home for several months AND failed a polygraph according to police sources per Fox. What's more, the police chief said in the most recent press conference that Ricci is at the top of the list in terms of possible suspects, because his alibi doesn't ring true. And you are putting stock in a National Enquirer story?

And the "refusal of law enforcement to deny the basic revelation"? Excuse me, but the police, FBI, IRS, never exonerate anyone. Why didn't you mention the NE huge settlements, which are obviously viewed by them as a cost of doing business i.e. they sensationalize a ficticious story, reap huge sales and then settle.

[Illbay]

They have been accurate in their POLITICAL reporting. This is just muck-raking. I pray that the Smarts sue the bejeebers out of 'em after this is over, just as Carol Burnett did a few years back.