It was a subject that I hadn't really wanted to hear but it was so engaging and honest that I was drawn to this man Frank and his ordeal.
I applaud Neille Ilel for presenting this story without pontificating or trying to create drama.
This deserves considerable set up. And while it doesn't feel right for drive-time slots, it would be a good spring board piece into a larger discussion, say on a talk show on Meagan's Law or reform, etc.
Review of Suspicion at the Dog Park
Traci Tong
Posted on June 19, 2007 at 10:40 AM
I came in with mixed feelings.
It was a subject that I hadn't really wanted to hear but it was so engaging and honest that I was drawn to this man Frank and his ordeal.
I applaud Neille Ilel for presenting this story without pontificating or trying to create drama.
This deserves considerable set up. And while it doesn't feel right for drive-time slots, it would be a good spring board piece into a larger discussion, say on a talk show on Meagan's Law or reform, etc.