His Tragic Flaw

[Stephanie]

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By 2000, <Berg> was helping set up the electronics equipment at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia.

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He was driven by both a desire for adventure and ideology: He supported both the war in Iraq and the Bush administration.

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Michael told KYW that his son had "a tragic flaw" - actually a "threefold flaw."

"His adventuresome spirit, his desire to do well, and his willingness to always think the best of people."

The last probably was his fatal flaw, said the desolate dad.

"He probably didn't think the people that had him were going to hurt him," he said.

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www.nypost.com/news/worldnews/20690.htm

[Old and In the Way]

1. So sad....the son should have listened to his father.....

I cannot begin to fathom how this family has dealt with the video murder of their son/brother. It's horrible beyond words.

[Stephanie]

2. Unbelievably horrible.

Beyond horrible.

[countmyvote4real]

3. I admire his family for speaking out against the horrors

of the * administration and Nick Berg's brutal murder.