Let's wallow some more. On the other hand, to their credit, all tv cameras I saw never approached a relative while walking on the beach or at their hotel. One reporter specifically mentioned they were respecting the families privacy. Maybe that comes from fear of public wrath, as opposed to ethical principles, but at least they're learning. On the first night, I was relieved when KCOP finally got off the crash, and went to their reporter in New Hampshire to talk about the primary the next day.
Lets try to get everyone to wallow in it.
Yes they had not one but TWO memorials to show us. After that, they went live to reporter Lora McLaughlin for what was supposed to be the latest on the investigation. However, she reported that out of respect to the families, authorities weren't releasing any new information that day. But what the heck, after two memorials, maybe it's time for a rehash. It's as if the plane crash was a drug, and the news departments had become addicted.