04-05-2013, 08:46 AM
(04-05-2013, 07:57 AM)Duchess Wrote:
I swear, I swear, I swear I'm not defending her. I just know someone will take that the wrong way. Ugh.
Defending someone's right to privacy isn't the same as defending them for murder; I know what you mean about the media releasing and drooling over her personal writings.
If Arias hadn't done media interviews and weaved so many lies for the public (not just LE) about herself, her victim and her crimes, the media frenzy might rub me the wrong way too.
But, Arias put herself into the public domain (against attorney advice) long before going on trial where she's trying to sell her latest work of fiction, complete with private communications and the worst possible lies about her victim. So, what the media hounds are doing with her personal writings doesn't bother me in this case.