The DJ’s pretended to be someone they were not. They intentionally deceived the nurse.  The nurse acted in good faith and, …..  well you know the rest of the story.  The DJ’s were clearly in the wrong.

However, The nurse whom we assume was embarrassed, threatened with being fired, etc.  If those bad things did happen to her she was wronged, but is that sufficient reason to commit suicide?  I think not.

I see a lot of confused people in this.

Are you afraid that some “communist agitator” might write something so threatening that it might challenge the conclusions you’ve already drawn?

Are you that insecure in your beliefs that you feel threatened by different views?

Beck opining on suicide; beautiful; yes we know your difficult life story; but that does not make you an expert pal. If anything, it should make you more sensitive to the fact that there are unstable individuals out there. Yeah, unforseen outcome–how about at a minimum, the job security of the individual who let the call get through? I’d say at a minimum that was a likely outcome. Who did these pranksters think would benefit from their call?

I am sure all of your loyal fans remember how you thought it was appropriate to ridicule the miscarraige suffered by one of your competitors’ wife. yeah, that was Freedom of the press in its finest moment Glenn. So Christian of you too. My goodness. Thank God we have you to carry the flag of freedom. Shame on you and all of your ilk. We all make mistakes in our youth Glenn; making fun of a miscarraige–yeah that is something I am sure none of us ever thought about doing.  In case any of you loyal fans missed it, here is an excerpt from Salon:

“The animosity between Beck and Kelly continued to deepen. When Beck and Hattrick produced a local version of Orson Welles’ “War of the Worlds” for Halloween — a recurring motif in Beck’s life and career — Kelly told a local reporter that the bit was a stupid rip-off of a syndicated gag. The slight outraged Beck, who got his revenge with what may rank as one of the cruelest bits in the history of morning radio. “A couple days after Kelly’s wife, Terry, had a miscarriage, Beck called her live on the air and says, ‘We hear you had a miscarriage,’ ” remembers Brad Miller, a former Y95 DJ and Clear Channel programmer. “When Terry said, ‘Yes,’ Beck proceeded to joke about how Bruce [Kelly] apparently can’t do anything right — about he can’t even have a baby.”
“It was low class,” says Miller, now president of Open Stream Broadcasting. “There are certain places you just don’t go.”

Hey Glenn, how about we just say a prayer for the loss of the life of a mother, a wife, a health care worker instead of extolling the alleged rights of pathethic juveniles with outsized egos.

It’s an act done to make money.

You people, some of you sincere people are being manipulated.