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Serenitree · F
If that killing was a big enough reason to shut down EP, Jenny Jones would have lost her talk show and been charged as a responsible party to the murder that happened as a direct result of a show she did. An unstable man was humiliated on her show, because she didn't disclose the truth about the day's topic. So he killed the man who humiliated him.
Dec. 5/16
3:20 am
Dec. 5/16
3:20 am
[c=#BF0080]It's so weird.. I remember watching it when it aired.. and then finding out he killed him not long after.[/c]
PaulMcCartney · 26-30, F
Dude I don't know who that is or anything related to that person. The people who owned it chose to give up EP
Serenitree · F
@PaulMcCartney: I can give you a link to the story. You like links.
http://www.cnn.com/US/9612/04/jenny.jones.murder.sentence/
Dec. 5/16
3:29 am
http://www.cnn.com/US/9612/04/jenny.jones.murder.sentence/
Dec. 5/16
3:29 am
@PaulMcCartney: [c=#BF0080]Serenitree is talking about another murder that stemed from a talk show about a gay guy revealing to a straight guy that he had a crush on him.. the straight guy ended up killing the gay guy. It was years ago. [/c]
PaulMcCartney · 26-30, F
bijouxbroussard · F
@Serenitree: I remember that show, and if memory serves the fallout did make her untouchable for awhile.
Serenitree · F
@PaulMcCartney: I'm not angry. I'm trying to get you to see that you are spreading information based on speculation and claiming it is fact.
The story I shared is much more relevant than the story about a woman who wanted to die and a man she met so he could kill her, with her consent.
EP wasn't guilty of anything. Jenny Jones was guilty of withholding information that the guest on her show had a right to know. Yet, she was charged with no wrong doing because what happened didn't happen because she did something wrong. It happened because she failed to inform him.
That's the relevancy. You want this to be a sensational cause and effect. It isn't.
May I ask, how long you were a member at EP?
Dec. 5/16
3:51 am
The story I shared is much more relevant than the story about a woman who wanted to die and a man she met so he could kill her, with her consent.
EP wasn't guilty of anything. Jenny Jones was guilty of withholding information that the guest on her show had a right to know. Yet, she was charged with no wrong doing because what happened didn't happen because she did something wrong. It happened because she failed to inform him.
That's the relevancy. You want this to be a sensational cause and effect. It isn't.
May I ask, how long you were a member at EP?
Dec. 5/16
3:51 am
PaulMcCartney · 26-30, F