Truth be told, I rarely take exception with the content of your magazine. I am serving my own interests when I say that your rash generalizations and puerile insults only worked to further lessen your credibility. Attending Salpointe is not a status symbol, it is the enactment of a conscious choice to provide your children with a quality education and environment they may not find elsewhere. What strikes me as almost ironic is that four years ago, The Weekly had no problems with Salpointe. Your columnist Tom Danehy even coached freshmen girls basketball and wrote encouraging remarks about Salpointe, but the moment the Star and Citizen started giving us press coverage, your support was gone.
People make mistakes.
Not everyone learns from them. More than a year ago I walked him down to the river bed to the spot where I found Salena's body. He has a reputation as a first-rate investigator. I am sure this case looked very different to him. As a witness I could not discuss, much less investigate, this murder, nor was I permitted in court proceedings prior to trial.