Would you buy a book written by George and Cindy Anthony?

[SarahR]

I have to say yes, i would buy it, only because i really feel that somewhere along the line one of them will say or write something without thinking, that will confirm they have lied and covered up all along, i would take that book apart with a fine tooth comb lol

 

[arielilane]

No, however, once it is available at the Dollar store; I would purchase it then.

 

[teedie2]

LOL, Cindy's book isn't doing so well on WS. Hope her luck continues.

 

[nostoneunturned]

No Way! Not one more penny should be given to them...work like the rest of us ,that must deal with the loss of a loved one.

 

[justthinkin]

If 5 minutes of these people on TV is enough to make me sick at my stomach then I certainly wouldn't want the book length version.

 

[kbl8201]

is it written in crayon?

 

[LoverOfUnreason]

ugh. these people do not need any more attention...:banghead::banghead:


(I still might read it though. i would not buy it.)

 

[J. Brannagh]

I would not want to send one DIME to the Anthony Family.

If I wanted to read the book I would check it out from the library... so they wouldn't make any money from me.

 

[nanny1]

What on earth could they possibly say in a book ?? We've all seen thier interviews.. My daughter is innocent. My daughter's been framed..Would they really be able to filll a whole book with those these two sentences over and over again.. Nope, I wouldn't read it thier interviews were painfull enough.:banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:

 

[Nore]

Absholutely not. What a waste of money:furious:

 

[Nore]

is it written in crayon?

I'd consider it written in blood.

 

[nanny1]

Goodness no what could possibly be in the book that we haven't already seen in all the interviews..

 

[Gypsy Road]

Not just NO.....but H to the E to the double L NO!

 

[Nana46]

Not just NO.....but H to the E to the double L NO!

What she said completely.:furious:

 

[tezi]

Nope, wouldn't buy one. I might read it if the library had a copy, but I sure wouldn't contribute to the "Princess's" defense fund.

 

[QueenD]

Would not waste my money on it nor contribute to the A's, but would read on WS thread to see what anyone who did read it were saying.

 

[BlOnDe_GuRrL]

nah... i'm not all that in to "fiction"...

 

[miabellamoure]

that would be a negative...:snooty:

 

[KarlK]

I do not want to give the Anthony's a penny, but I would read it second hand. I do NOT want to contribute to the Anthonys.

Brilliant answer and I would do the exact same, and this applies to any charged or convicted individual(s) not just the Anthonys. I would want to avoid seeing a criminal reeling in profits from their authoring of books or articles pertaining to their case, but that doesn't preclude my interest in their point of view so I can make up my own mind regarding the crime.

On the other hand there are states where it is illegal for a convicted criminal to gain profit from their writing about their case. They can still write about it but the income is diverted to the victims and/or charities. In those states I would not hesitate to purchase the book new should I have any interest in it.

The only circumstance where I would buy the book new regardless of who benefits from it is if I have reasons to believe the author may have been wrongly convicted.

 

[skepticallady]

No, simply because I believe they know what happened to their granddaughter and are protecting there daughter. I think they have known all along what happened to her. They deserve to be in jail right along with the mother ( I use that term very loosely).