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Date Posted: 12:32:13 10/02/02 Wed
Author: Robert
Author Host/IP: 1Cust14.tnt1.waldorf.md.da.uu.net / 67.201.24.14
Subject: You're on the low road

Well Mr. Hennessy, I read your letter to the editor this morning and I am still shaking my head. You are asking your opponent to take the high road when you can't seem to get yourself off the low road.
It is obvious that you used the Marland Deen story to get your letter published but your letter had little to do with Mr. Deen (check out the letter policy in the paper). Instead, it was a feeble attempt to bash the current State's Attorney and cry "poor me".
Are you aware that the current State's Attorney did not write the article exposing your relationship with Marland Deen. I find it interesting that you condemn the paper for being bias. After all, your friend, convicted child abuser Nancy Brookbank has been benefiting from the papers slanted viewpoints for over a year now. Ms. Brookbank has not attempted to "make amends". When do you suppose she will "acknowledge culpability" and take responsibility for her actions, and more importantly, show some remorse for what she's done. Perhaps you can ask her that the next time you visit with her in prison.

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