It's hard enough trying to cope daily after having a loved one murdered but to then have their face and story flash up in front of your face when you turn the television on sends you back down a spiralling roller coaster of heart breaking emotions and all because television having got the decency respect or compassion to ask first, it doesn't matter the emotional effect it has on the families as long as they get paid and I think an end should be put to it !!
It's hard enough trying to cope daily after having a loved one murdered but to then have their face and story flash up in front of your face when you turn the television on sends you back down a spiralling roller coaster of heart breaking emotions and all because television having got the decency respect or compassion to ask first, it doesn't matter the emotional effect it has on the families as long as they get paid and I think an end should be put to it !!
People just assume that the families are paid for their stories and to have them televised but that is not the case at all, because it's in the public domain these money making leeches take the stories and put them on television without a second thought of the damage it causes to the people affected by the vile crime which is murder
i sincerely hope it never happens to any of you but take a moment to try and imagine the constant daily battle of trying to cope with continuously changing emotions, the nightmares, the visions, the thoughts of wondering how you loved felt and How scared they must of been, blaming yourself, repeating over the conversation of how you found out.....now ask yourselves, is it fair that your loved one can be plastered over the television without your consent or knowing?
