Here we go again with the Natalee Holloway BULLSHIT

[bigdarryl]

JESUS!!!! can't they just give it a rest especially Greta

[C_U_L8R]

1. Walk away from the tv set :-)

[emilyg]

2. if you were her mother

you would feel differently

[Skittles]

3. with all due respect to Ms. Holloway's family

this is not a national interest story

[NorCalDem]

4. QFT n/t

(quoted for truth, no text)

[Old and In the Way]

6. The Natalie Holloway stories effect .0000001% of the American people

but take up 70% of the news programming time. Stuff that impacts all of us? No time for that.

[Robson]

10. Yes it is..it is very important to those that want to keep America in the dark

It is put on the tube by a MANIPULATIVE MEDIA to divert public attention from things that really count. Iraq War, corruption, stealing of public assets and infrastructure by the same types that did it in Russia. the list could go on, but the media puts it out there to take time away from really important stories. Imus was another example.

[karlrschneider]

9. I can't seem to recall exactly which missing blond woman that one was.

But then they all look alike to me anyway...

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

5. Click.

[Canuckistanian]

7. Click.

[rurallib]

8. Must be some bad shit coming for the MSM to go into distraction mode

already. Stay tuned Wednesday to Friday news dump.

[Marrah_G]

11. A few years back 3 young women disappeared in Woonsocket RI

But they weren't middle class house wives or college students, etc etc. My best friend's cousin was one of them. I remember how worried she was when weeks, then months went by with no word. Her cousin had children and was 5 months pregnant. She was a troubled woman though, who often hung out in the seedier part of town. Her father last saw her on the 3rd or 4th of July, 2003 whenever it was that they had the fireworks.

It took them almost a year to solve the crime... though in all that time, no MSM press, no Nancy Grace spasms, no obsessive search for any tiny bit of information about these women. Because they didn't count. They weren't worthy. No one cared really, except some detectives and the missing womens families. I remember how distraught my friend was. She moved to Seattle that summer and had a hard time with leaving while her cousin was missing.

3 young women, cut into little pieces, one of them pregnant, and thrown out in the garbage. I would bet none of you ever heard a word about it.

I feel for Mrs. Holloway, but I can't help but feel a little anger everytime I see a media frenzy over one of these cases. It's just another example of how some people are considered valuable because of thier birth and their appearance, yet others are easily ignored, forgotten.

Her name was Stacey Goulet, she was 25 years old and she was as valuable at Ms. Holloway or Laci Peterson.

[Berry Cool]

13. Thank you for telling us about her.

How awful. I'm so sorry for your best friend and her family, and all the loved ones of those women.

It really is unfair how a media hue and cry is raised over some missing people and others vanish and no one ever hears anything about them again unless it's their loved ones. And sometimes not even then. And sometimes they don't get any satisfying answers, either. Or justice.

[Marrah_G]

14. They did at least get Justice

Thanks to some really good police work from a couple Woonsocket PD detectives.

There are many serial killers out there that are still at large and largely unheard of because they target women the world doesn't want to see. Drug addicts, mentally ill, homeless, alcholic, prostitutes, etc.

[jmc247]

12. Missing in Aruba

Arrrrrg