It’s time for the media to give the so-called “runaway bride” and her jilted fiancé room to breathe and to make their decisions on what they’re going to do next without national attention on them.
They should cover whether or not the bill for the four day search that was launched to find her will be sent to her, as that is a matter of public interest since it was taxpayer money that was spent to muster their entire police department into search parties.
They should also cover any criminal proceedings that may occur.
But leave the personal stuff alone; the press should be hanging out at city hall and the courthouse, not in front of her house reporting every little tidbit.
We’ve heard enough about this already.
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