Celebrity Cons
It is interesting that no one in our immense news-gathering establishment reports to us the actual names of the legislators and judges who have decided that it is a protected right for convicted murderers to become celebrities by granting interviews to sensationalist TV programs like “Hard Copy” (syndicated) and “20/20” (ABC). Armed with such knowledge, voters could then express their appreciation.
Tom M. Andres, Santa Barbara
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