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The notes were obtained Tuesday by TV station WALB, which sued to have them made public. The notes were unsigned, but school investigators concluded Murray wrote them after a handwriting expert read the notes aloud to Murray and had her rewrite them. Albany Police will review the letters to see if criminal charges are warranted, Capt. Charlie Poole said Wednesday.

I don't understand why the media (or public) had a right to see the notes when charges haven't even been filed. If your boss seizes some of your papers and turns them over to police, can the TV stations get them, too, even if it hasn't been determined that crime was committed?

2,284 posted on 05/12/2004 1:38:57 PM PDT by ValerieUSA

Took a couple pics last evening.

2,285 posted on 05/12/2004 1:40:52 PM PDT by grannie9 (Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.Abraham Lincoln (1809 - 1865))

2,287 posted on 05/12/2004 1:41:35 PM PDT by Conservababe

Apprently, yes according to the Newsies and that schoolboard.

2,291 posted on 05/12/2004 1:50:01 PM PDT by Darksheare (Bretheren & Sisteren In Chaos Inc, LLC "We're Plotting About You, All The Time!")

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