Did Nancy Grace Go Too Far?

Question

Nancy Grace Ripped After Missing Boy's Mom Kills Herself - read
http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=2440803&page=1

Answer 1

From reading the transcript, yes she went way to far. I think she was on the right track and she knew it so she was going for the jugular. She just had to get the scoop. Just a case of the media creating the story when no story is present.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

We must remember she use to be a lawyer. She is use to asking questions and demanding answers. I like Nancy Grace very much and no she didn't go to far with Melinda. Melinda evaded her questions. I keep on thinking what would have happened if Melinda was in a court room and a lawyer was doing the same think, asking and asking questions. If that did happen and then she killed herself would the family blame the lawyer? The same thing about Nancy Grace, she wanted answers, she did NOT cause Melinda to kill herself. Melinda was a very troubled woman, a very disturb woman. What she did was by her own doing.

Answer 4

I think she usually does. Her style is just really offensive to me. She is loud, overbearing, and doesn't let anyone get a word in edge wise. She makes me feel like, it's much more important to her to hear herself talk, rather than listen to much of anything. We need victim's advocates and we have some great ones like Mark Klass, but Nancy Grace just turns WAY to many people off to be effective. Most of the time I find myself wanting to reach through the television and shove a sock down her throat. And though I dislike her, I don't blame her for Melinda's suicide. I feel her suicide was about her own guilt and impending shame.

Answer 5

I don't think so. On the news, they reported that the woman's story didn't add up, and there were several inconsistencies. Even her husband said that he doesn't blame Nance Grace for her death.

Nancy Grace, as annoying as she is, had the right to pursue questioning her, since her story didn't make sense. Eventually, the police would have done the same thing.

It's pretty sad she did it, but I'm not going to blame Nancy Grace for it, especially if she WAS lying about the disappearance.

Answer 6

Yes she went to far and Yahoo answers has taken her side removing a similiar question I posted using my nickname for her which is Nasty Grace.

This woman attacks people without the facts in a country where we presume innocence and it is crazy.

Yahoo Answers removed my question without notifying me or giving me any reason also..

I think the woman is disgusting and CNN should be ashamed to have her on the network.

I guess Yahoo Answers is now doing the same thing, just taking my question off with no explanation.

Answer 7

Absolutely!. This reminds me of the Jenny Jones case. Hopefully the results will be the same. I thought Nancy Grace was rude to begin with. Now I know she is, I will never support her. SHE SHOULD BE FIRED.

Answer 8

I think she hasn't gone too far enough, she needs to undo at least a couple more buttons on those shirts.

Oh, you mean did she go too far haranguing that poor woman? Yes, she is the anne coulter of court tv, basically a psychopathic ***** who loves to hear the sound of her own voice.

Answer 9

Yes she took things way too far. Regardless if the mother was involved or not she had no place to grill her like that. That is the job of the investigators, not the reporters.

Answer 10

She goes to far quite a bit. She won't let things go. Just like that Mark Karr guy. They proved that he wasn't the killer of JonBenet, but she still went on and on about him.