The nurse involved in pranking Kate Call found dead

[hart]

http://www.kxly.com/news/Hospital-e...dead/-/101270/17692492/-/bh5p8qz/-/index.html

Man I guess she couldn't stand the humiliation........rather over-reacted, I don't think the royal family was as upset as this......:eek

 

[FoxInSox]

that is just too wild, for her to go to that extreme :/

 

[Staci]

so sad

 

[Aeval]

I just saw this too, so sad. Sounds like she was very well-liked at work.

I hope the 2 dj's feel like shit.

 

[Francis]

I just saw this too, so sad. Sounds like she was very well-liked at work.

I hope the 2 dj's feel like shit.

Not sure but their Facebook page is getting pulverized..

http://www.facebook.com/2DayFM?ref=ts&fref=ts

 

[Aeval]

I'll have to wait until I'm back at camp to look at FB, I think I read they were getting slammed on twitter as well.

 

[Natasha]

She wasn't even the nurse that gave out the information and the family didn't even want her crucified. Sounds like she was unstable from the get go.

 

[porterjack]

I just saw this too, so sad. Sounds like she was very well-liked at work.

I hope the 2 dj's feel like shit.

This
Pranks have consequences

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[Johnfromokc]

I see this and think of all the hard asses here who thought the girl who made the silly photograph at Arlington National Cemetary should be fired. How would all you hard asses feel if that woman does the same thing?

 

[Aries]

Very sad. The two DJ's show has been taken off the air indefinitely.

 

[griz bear]

such a sad story. Bet we have not heard the end yet.

 

[The Man]

I see this and think of all the hard asses here who thought the girl who made the silly photograph at Arlington National Cemetary should be fired. How would all you hard asses feel if that woman does the same thing?

Errr...the girl at Arlington national was the prankster......The pranksters here are not the one{s} who committed suicide :unsure:

And no this nurse shouldnt have been fired if she was still with us ...honest mistake

 

[Joe the meek]

I believe John's point is that the general popluation live's must suck so bad that through social media they feel the need to crucify someone for a mistake, and sometimes that pressure can have consequences on the person who showed an error in judgement.

 

[The Man]

I believe John's point is that the general popluation live's must suck so bad that through social media they feel the need to crucify someone for a mistake, and sometimes that pressure can have consequences on the person who showed an error in judgement.

The woman at Arlington committed her act intentionally....wasnt a mistake
The nurse in this case was not part of the prank ,,but rather a victim of being fooled and patching the call through..

Johns logic would only apply if everyone who saw the Arlington footage of that disrespectful brat committed suicide.

 

[Natasha]

I believe what John was trying to say was how would the people who called for her to lose her job feel if she committed suicide because she lost her job. Or that's what I took from it. In other words, their actions would have put in to motion the incident that pushed her over the edge...like many are saying these DJ's actions did.

Did I get that right, John?

 

[The Man]

I believe what John was trying to say was how would the people who called for her to lose her job feel if she committed suicide because she lost her job. Or that's what I took from it. In other words, their actions would have put in to motion the incident that pushed her over the edge...like many are saying these DJ's actions did.

Did I get that right, John?

I believe what John was trying to say

I can only comment on what John said...not on what he may or may have not been trying to say

Would only apply if the DJs committed suicide...not the nurse

So what John should be saying is will this nurse committing suicide drive the DJs to suicide.
I expect then people will jumping up and down in joy..

John wants to excuse the rude behavior at Arlington {for the emotional security of the offender}
And equate the distress of the victim here{nurse} to the same....its a far reach and was only used for a jab at the Arlington incident.
Example
With that logic...we shouldn't show disapproval of assault {nurse as victim}...as the victim may commit suicide?

To go further...the Arlington girl was the offender...in her case.
So to apply the same we arent supposed to show disapproval of intentional offending acts to protect the feelings of offenders?

Sounds like something I would expect in the Mideast but not here.
IJS

 

[Johnfromokc]

I believe what John was trying to say was how would the people who called for her to lose her job feel if she committed suicide because she lost her job. Or that's what I took from it. In other words, their actions would have put in to motion the incident that pushed her over the edge...like many are saying these DJ's actions did.

Did I get that right, John?

Exactly.