need a hero

Another scathing and totally irrational article about JonBenet's murder by that talking head attorney who has way too much time on her hands as a so called victim's advocate. It's no wonder that with would-be advocates like Wendy Murphy around only 2% of child pornographers exploiting children today are being investigated.

Wendy, YOU could be doing something meaningful, even great. Take a deep breath, please, and go help folks that are doing something to find bad guys that are hurting children right now, today. Wendy, are you there?

In the area of child porn and exploitation law enforcement is grossly overwhelmed and underfunded, eager for assistance and resources. It's obvious they don’t have time nor any interest in chasing delusional theories from verbose folks like you and John Mark Karr for baseless claims and near slanderous innuendo regarding cases you have been repeatedly proven absolutely clueless.

Instead of sitting behind your computer writing sensation grabbing vendetta driven articles and promoting personal revenue from sales of books or personal appearances in the middle of an economic crisis that may very well put children at risk in ways yet untold, roll up your sleeves and get a teeny bit dirty; do someting to help someone other than yourself.

Be a hero, Wendy, for the children--

Dead little girls + drugs = suspicion of child porn
Posted Mar 28, 2009
by Wendy Murphy

"When children die – and parents are potential suspects – we often talk about abuse and neglect...

JonBenet Ramsey was a beautiful dyed-blonde 6-year-old when she was found dead in the basement of her home...

Maddie McCann was an adorable 4-year-old who “went missing” from her hotel room in Portugal while on vacation with her British parents..

I don’t know if these cases are related to child porn. But I’m certain of three things. 1. Sedating victims is common. 2. The most valuable child porn depicts young, cute kids. 3. All three cases involve sedatives and young, cute kids.

But what’s more important? Children – or the comfort of our denial?"

Readers interested in helping Wendy overcome the comfort of her own denial are encouraged to contact her personally at wmurphy@nesl.edu