What I saw in your articles
was the reporting of more details than could be found in the Atlanta papers.
That's exactly what I expected to find. This is a local story reported
in a local paper.
I do agree with Ms. Riddle
that a more comprehensive reporting of the facts tends to make Mr. Watson
look guilty, but I hope you'll continue to report them rather than selectively
cull them as Ms. Riddle seems to desire.
The tone of Ms. Riddle's letter
suggests (to me) that she is a friend or family member of Mr. Watson's.
If this is the case and she wishes to maintain her belief in his innocence,
I suggest she read (or listen to) no further news reports during the trial.
She will surely need to keep a tight grasp on her blinders.
She may, however, take solace
in the fact that he's being tried in Fulton County. I understand that
murder convictions there are relatively difficult to obtain.
Lynn Williams
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