[Cecily]

I certainly hope the Wilbanks family will make a sizeable payment to the City of Duluth, Georgia in addition to what Jennifer has already agreed to pay, whether they are compelled to do so or not. It would be fitting.

[SouthWall]

I will not buy any book or see any movie about this. This woman deserves nothing.

[Sundown2005]

I'll be sure not to watch it if it comes on TV.

[Mad Mammoth]

Well I have to admire Jennifer's fiance' for his high moral standards. In all honesty, she does have a pretty nice rack.

[Phantom Lord]

I still want to know how Willbanks is profiting from her crime as Georgia has a law against convicted felons (which Willbanks is) from profiting from their crimes.

[Dante3]

I won't buy the book or watch it if it appears on TV (as Amber's nonbook). The whole things was a publicity stunt from the first moment. And then that colorful towel over her head - when her photo was all over the media and the requests for privacy. She is disgusting as are the celebrities out for self promotion (such as in the repulsive displays after 9/11 int their eagerness to cash in).

[Dr. Scarpetta]

I hope Jennifer has been watching the Natalie coverage so that she can see how people were upset about her disappearance in the same way. (I doubt if she'd care though)

[SoVaDPJ]

Holy cows ping!

[AngryJawa]

The Road to Fame in America, ca. 2005:

Step 1: Jettison any measure of self-respect you've ever had.

Step 2: Do something completely over-the-top stupid, like blow the President, fake your own abduction, declare jihad against the US...

Step 3: Pray for a media feeding frenzy, survive it, be declared a "victim"

Step 4: Sign lucrative book and/or movie deal

Step 5. Party time!

[soundandvision]

NBC paying for interviews? What's next -- journalists paying for interviews with Michael Jackson Jurors? Oh wait..

No one should be aghast that people are paid for scoops and "gets".

[veronica]

Will the movie include the pornographic lies she told the cops about her Hispanic "abductors?" She's nutty as a fruitcake.

[dfwgator]

Another reason I don't watch TV anymore.

[GraniteStateConservative]

California has a law keeping felons from profiting from their crime, right? Too bad Georgia doesn't.

[Polyxene]

Un-freakin'-believable! Hasn't this story been done before?? Surely, one of the network "Movies of the Week" has used this same premise. How about a Lifetime movie? Surely, they have done a movie with this plot. You mean NBC is so hard up for programming that it couldn't come up with something more original???? Guess not.
(And this is why I do not watch this crapola!!)