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In a 165-page deposition Campbell gave to Sears' attorneys Nov. 4, he detailed his love affair with Mrs. Walsh during the two years he lived in the family's home. Campbell, who coached Adam's baseball team and was the boy's godfather, said Walsh and his wife smoked marijuana and used cocaine.

Thanks for posting that. When I mentioned this incident on another thread, I was roundly flamed and told that I was gossip-mongering and making up "untruths" about a wonderful and heartbroken family. Now it comes out (within the last week, or so) that Walsh is currently cheating on his wife, as well as she was cheating on him during the time of Adam's disappearence.

I don't care if he has a "hit" show that he created, based on the tragedy that his son suffered. I really don't want to know any more about his sordid life, or hear his "expert" opinions on current cases. Publicize the cases -- he does that very well -- but, please no more maudlin opinionizing!

If it weren't for the pictures they air on the shows, they probably wouldn't be catching many "bad guys" anyway. The thing is, he gets a huge amount of his facts wrong. On the Danielle case, he claimed Westerfield had just moved into the neighborhood a month or so earlier--among many other completely bogus statements. I'm told it's the same with many other cases he airs. Sloppy work like that when they're (essentially) calling for citizens to hunt down people is completely unacceptable. They're supposed to be professionals, not a bunch of kids taping Wayne's World.