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The strange story of John Mark Karr, a suspect in the murder of JonBenet Ramsey, gets stranger by the day. Tomorrow, he will be flown from Thailand to the U.S. But tonight there are more questions than answers about the man who reportedly confessed to killing the little girl. NBC's Mike Taibbi is following the story for us tonight.
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Waiting in Boulder
I agree with Dewey Quong. Report about the case AFTER you know the facts. Then it will be news. Why waste reporters who could be actually following stories about the War in Iraq or about the "truce" in Lebanon? I don't understand how ONE story is THE story until another ONE comes along.
Jane, Southern Mississippi (Sent Aug 20, 2006 9:36:15 PM)
The news media is partially responsbible for the fact that Americans cannot name members of the Supreme Court. We do not need to hear about Jon Benet. The focus on this case is disgusting. We have American soldiers in dying in wars, famines in various places of the world, a myriad of issues here at home -- all of which are very complex and require the focused attention of voters. It is appalling that you are providing coverage to a deranged man that probably didn't even murder this child. The media can do better than this.
A Concerned Viewer in Maryland (Sent Aug 20, 2006 9:30:46 AM)
If Karr is a deranged man looking for attention why are you giving it to him?
The Boulder City DA told everyone to step and and wait. Why aren't you?
There's enough time to get the story right without going tabloid on us.
Dewey Quong, Reno, NV (Sent Aug 19, 2006 8:44:25 PM)
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