I'm sad to read Lin Wood's position but as the Ramsey's atty he is offended on their behalf because the tapes contain personal material which surely the Ramseys would not want published - and as victims of a terrible crime, not perpetrators, Lin Wood necessarily will take the position their privacy was violated. BUT in the long run, both he and the Ramseys may come to see the release of the tapes as beneficial if it helps the public to see them as normal human beings with real feeling and not as killers of their daughter!

I'm sorry the Ramseys are hurt by her actions, but in time perhaps they will understand that jameson has always believed in their innocence and has through her persistence changed the minds of many others who formerly held a different opinion. I do not doubt that many tabloid authors who have written anti-Ramsey stories in the past may see the Ramseys in a different light in these police interviews.

Surely it is indefensible to continue to insinuate they are murderers when there is ample evidence in these interviews they are not.

I appreciate jameson's "let the chips fall where they may" attitude and think she passed on the interviews for the sake of the truth, not to profit from the NE. Surely if profit was her motive, she could have demanded a much higher price.

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