>>She's a great interviewer and stays on top of stories. I'd hardly call her a "lib." Seems pretty conservative to me. She's a former prosecutor and native Southerner and she's sharp and quick.
"A lover of Shakespearean literature, Grace's plan to become an English professor was derailed by the random murder of her fiancé. The incident propelled her to enroll in law school and set her on the path to become a felony prosecutor and an outspoken victims' rights advocate. Grace helped staff the hotline at an Atlanta Battered Women's Center for 10 years."
A _victims' rights advocate_ is no liberal.
>>Nancy Grace's fiance, Keith, was murdered many years ago (1982) 2 weeks before their wedding.
Before the Runaway Bride turned up with her faked story of abduction, Nancy reported on the story--interviewed Jennifer's dad, etc. Since her finance was killed shortly before the wedding was to take place, I could imagine her very much
sympathizing with all of those involved...who could only
hope that Wilbank's fate wasn't the same as that of Keith.