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Isn't that the reporter that
Isn't that the reporter that gave the phrase "invasive species" a new meaning?
Thank you Angharad,
'for another delightful giggle ,bearing in mind the first rule of "journalism" ----never let the truth get in the way of a good story !!
Journos tell more lies than a used car salesman . Cathy is just being a good Mum protecting her daughter .
A 14 yr old should have a parent present during an interview
Could that be the reporter's problem ? BSE that is.
Wonderful repartee with a rather dim wordsmith who is unable to properly string a sentence together.
Karen
I believe if I were Cathy, I
I believe if I were Cathy, I would right at the side of my daughter during the interview, if there is one; and I would be very, very observant to what was being asked and why. Somehow, I DO NOT trust this guy any further than he can be thrown.
That "slip" leads me to suspect
the reporters ill will.
"She’s a local hero—um—ine, I mean heroine.”
... although I suppose it could be argued that he simply doesn't always use proper english.
Yeah, mom and dad need to be on either side of Danni if they decide to give the reporter a chance at all. Perhaps the family solicitor too just to let the reporter and his publisher know that bad deeds demand consequences.
Having mentioned
in a previous comment that perhaps Cathy should allow and interview with Danni, I would still go along with that , However you do get the impression from Cathys phone call that Jackson has little in the way of scruples , Perhaps that being the case she should look to the Guardian to run a story about her talented daughter ... Jackson as previously mentioned is lower than a snakes belly and needs watching very carefully indeed ....
Kirri