Of course being EPed by Soledad O'Brien, I'd have been more stunned if it had NOT been brought up- some supposed 'expert' (she's a flipping blogger) says he's able to escape notice because of some ridiculous white male bias, no one pays attention to white guys, they just blend, etc.
Of course there'sa whole bunch of supposed experts, a whole bunch of really jaded Law enforcement officers (including the one who sat there and wouldn't dare look at him long enough to see him slip out of cuffs) down to this BLOGGER who seems to think she knows him but comes off sounding more like she has a crush on him than anything.
I don't disagree with Richard regarding the media, and I rather enjoyed the author's perspectives, as well as the Marshall's, but every other person comes off just as self-serving and narcissistic as they claim Mr McNair to be. I feel so badly for his father, and for his ex-girlfriend- stuck in a sort of nightmarish limbo, and time will tell whether he's truly regretful or just a victim of his own cult of personality.
Of course there'sa whole bunch of supposed experts, a whole bunch of really jaded Law enforcement officers (including the one who sat there and wouldn't dare look at him long enough to see him slip out of cuffs) down to this BLOGGER who seems to think she knows him but comes off sounding more like she has a crush on him than anything.
I don't disagree with Richard regarding the media, and I rather enjoyed the author's perspectives, as well as the Marshall's, but every other person comes off just as self-serving and narcissistic as they claim Mr McNair to be. I feel so badly for his father, and for his ex-girlfriend- stuck in a sort of nightmarish limbo, and time will tell whether he's truly regretful or just a victim of his own cult of personality.
