Ivana Hrynkiw, a reporter and managing producer with AL.com, said she was told by Alabama Department of Corrections Public Information Officer Kelly Betts after she arrived at the media center at William C. Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore that her skirt was too short.
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Damn it, the least they could do was show pictures.
Here ya go.
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Maybe the condemned last request was to die with a woodie.
ReplyDeleteShe’s pretty.
Ragnar
They promise a last meal, but bearded clam ain't on the menu.
DeleteProbably will.
DeleteHow do you wear open toed shoes with hip waders? My hip waders had built in boots.
ReplyDeleteWhat should have been a story about justice delayed became a me Me ME article.
Word
DeleteToo bad, maybe she was going to pull a Sharon Stone on the condemned. Also too bad she didn't have a clown nose to put on just to add a fashion touch to the waders.
ReplyDeleteYou're there to witness a man's execution, not to party down or just look sexy, bitch. Show some professionalism and respect.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the condemned going to do, hit on her? If not the condemned, who were they worried about?
ReplyDeleteIdiot. She should have identified as a man and she'd be let in.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'm torn between yelling, "kill joy!" and scolding that woman for her disregard of mortality itself. --nines
ReplyDeleteShe was going to an execution, not a cocktail party. She should have dressed appropriately out of respect for such a solemn occasion.
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