...to get to the juicy, money-filled centre of a horrible national tragedy? A-one (appear as a shaken-up witness), a-two (wait for the jury to convict the guy against whom she testified to be sentenced), a-three (wait for him to get the death penalty)!
When Amber Frey’s memoir went on sale on my birthday 3 days ago, some people have reäcted harshly towards her for the book, while others don’t see anything wrong. There are two ways to look at it:
- She’s just giving the people what they want. If they want to know everything that happened in two peoples’ personal lives, she has every right to distribute that information.
- What a bitch! I can’t believe she’s trying to profit from a horrible crime like this.
I’d like to know what the other folk at SEB think. Personally I think it’s a smart move; Americans are nosy and want all the personal info they can get. She’ll make a fortune from this.



















I think it’s a sad commentary on the society of roadside accident gawkers and reality television watchers that we’ve become. That said, I don’t see any contradiction in viewing Ms. Frey as fitting into both examples that you list above.