1. "Famous or Infamous?"
Posted by Stefani on Mar-5th-02 at 11:04 AM
Well, I've made the hall of shame!
http://communities.msn.com/onlinefun101/funsites.msnw
Notice the title is : This is Just Wrong
2. "Re: Famous or Infamous?"
Posted by Harry on Mar-5th-02 at 1:26 PM
In response to Message #1.
They obviously haven't explored the internet very much. But then again, it's MSN, the Microsoft Network.
Not as gory as what Bill Gates has done to some of his competition.
3. "Re: Famous or Infamous?"
Posted by Kat on Mar-5th-02 at 9:13 PM
In response to Message #1.
They must have visited most recently. Those photo's haven't been up very long.
I remember you wondering for 4 months whether to put up those photo's--then decided, heck, these are for scholars--how can you solve a crime without the forensics?
4. "Re: Famous or Infamous?"
Posted by kashesan on Mar-6th-02 at 6:49 AM
In response to Message #3.
Give me a break-what about the stuff they show on "Medical Detectives" and TLC Forensic Files??? Christ, those victims still have living family, witnesses (etc) even if they do get signed permission. And how about the opening sequence of Spike Lee's 'Clockers'? (I loved the film, by the way-just making a comparison as far as "This Just Isnt Right")
Like msn never broadcasts or prints anything gory? Please.
You're famous, Stef. Famous.
5. "Re: Famous or Infamous?"
Posted by augusta on Mar-8th-02 at 7:41 PM
In response to Message #1.
It doesn't sound like much of a review to me. They didn't even spell "Lizzie" right. It should not have been listed as they did. This is a site for people to study the case, and probably the best site out there. They totally missed the point. They treated you unfairly. But take advantage of the publicity. Famous!
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