Personally, I don't care what's going on, no one, on either side has the right to resort to physical violence to resolve an issue, and GA was out of line in doing what he did. What if that older lady fell, broke her hip, leg, cracked her skull, had a heart attack?
I agree his anger is missplaced. I'd be ticked if there were tons of people milling about around my apartment screaming things about me or my family, but I'd at least try to go out there and do something productive, not get angry and attempt to incite a riot.
This whole thing is becoming a double edged sword imo, and it could have been prevented by a little honesty, a lot less anger directed to the media, and a little gratitude that people are trying to look for their granddaughter.
I really don't understand, why in the world, even if they truely believe she is alive, they wouldn't be grateful that people are doing SOMETHING to help, even if the A's themselves thought it was missplaced. All the people that have helped in the search have more than earned the family's gratitude, and thanks, irreguardless.
I just can not fathom, how hard it would be to make a simple public statement to the effect of, "Although George and I firmly believe our granddaughter is alive, we are thankful to everyone in which has assisted in this search, and given their time. We will not however, give up hope she is alive, and ask everyone to keep Caylee in their prayers."
