I've been a bit of thinking lately as I was cleaning my house. It brought to mind the housekeepers and their activities. Surely they were all in need of the dollars that the tabloids could provide. I know one in particular would have been and yet she did not compromise herself, maintained her allegiance to her employers and friends. I suppose that would be because she believes in their innocence as well as has her own standards of behaviour and they do not include capitalising on someone else's misery. <P>For the most part however, she could have been in similar financial circumstances as LHP. Maybe she wasn't, but I'm sure she could have used the money. LHP felt that she needed the money but more than just that, she felt as if she needed to speak to the reporters and the tabloids. Needed to tell her story. <P>Why was that? A combination of not having received her loan, coupled with annoyance at the Ramseys, being a result of the BPD having pitted her aggression against them? Less scrupulous personal standards? Willingness to betray a family that helped her at that time? <P>And she was not the only one. It seems that the Charlevoix housekeepers are better at keeping mum than the Boulder ones. Wasn't Linda Wilcox at Boulder? She followed the same line as LHP did she not? <P>Why were the Boulder ladies more keen to speak than the Charlevoix ones? (Central tendencies, Don). <P>