Julie Amero and her husband Wes Volle were interviewed today by Connecticut TV Station WTNH. The purpose of the interview was not to talk about her case, but to get the word out about the actions of Detective Mark Lounsbury, whose blog I linked to yesterday.
Here’s the interview (thank you, WTNH for making it embeddable):
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UPDATE: I’m curious: Would you want your law enforcement officers to be writing stuff like this? It boggles the mind
No matter what the Norwich Bulletin and Det. Mark Lounsbury would like to believe, Julie Amero is innocent.
I really shouldn’t have to write this. AGAIN. But it seems that Detective Lounsbury is dissatisfied with the [...]
Note: I published this on June 6, 2007, after Julie’s conviction was overturned. At the request of her lawyers, I pulled it back from public view. Now that she has paid her pound of flesh and yet the noble Lounsbury seems to want to continue to harass her, I am making it public once again, [...]
If you’ve followed the Julie Amero saga, don’t miss Good Morning America tomorrow, January 27th. Julie, Alex, and other key players in the case were interviewed for airing tomorrow morning.
Lest you think Julie’s story is old news, it’s not, nor is all sweetness and light now that the charges have been dropped. Here is [...]
by Karoli on November 22, 2008
I am thrilled that Julie Amero has no more felony charges hanging over her head. And she is thrilled, too. But you should know that no justice was done here. None whatsoever.
Justice would have been full exoneration with a deep, heartfelt apology from the prosecutor for not fully investigating the possibility that malware [...]
by Karoli on November 21, 2008
I just heard from Alex Eckleberry that the charges against Julie Amero were dropped to disorderly conduct. $100 gets Julie her name and her freedom. More when DG is done dancing and I can get a reliable internet connection.
Rick Green’s report is here: http://blogs.courant.com/rick_green/