Thought I was the only one that found Nancy Grace rude and annoying.

[Bo Jackson]

Guess I was right.


Justice advocates across the US are celebrating this weekend after what they described as the “horrible” and “racist” Headline News host Nancy Grace announced she was ending her show later this year.
The controversial TV host has been accused of scaremongering hysteria and aggressive interrogations during her 12-year reign at HLN, sister network of CNN.

https://www.rt.com/viral/349325-nancy-grace-quits-show/

One of the main reasons.


Grace cross-examined Melinda Duckett about her missing two-year old son Trenton on CNN in 2006, and even accused her of dodging questions, despite being advised not to disclose certain information.
The young mother committed suicide the next day.
Grace aired the interview, adding a box informing the viewers that she had been found dead. Duckett’s family later sued CNN and reached a settlement where Grace would set up a $200,000 trust in Trenton’s name.

 

[Al Bumin]

how the heck was she allowed to last for 12 years?.

Must have been sleeping with a higher up.

 

[WhiteLion]

Was always taught if you don't have anything to say about someone, just keep your mouth shut. But she was a prima donna mean one.

 

[cristycurves]

Can't say I disliked her, since I didn't know her, but I didn't like the aggressive way she questioned people. Didn't watch her much so I won't miss her show.

 

[God]

Never heard of her, can't judge but by looking at the ones she hurt. She deserves to be in hell.

 

[Madman]

I never liked her, thought she was a bully

 

[Signingin]

A bully gets taken down, how refreshing.

 

[SiNbaD]

Apparently she is not as bad as most accuse her of being. Read her story here.

For better or worse, Nancy Grace has influenced the outcomes of some of the most memorable court cases in recent history—although perhaps not from a legal standpoint. Millions of viewers have relied on her as a sort of abrasive moral compass, and while her critics can say what they will, Grace has been nothing if not consistent.

Whether debating marijuana legalization with 2 Chainz, shaming the mothers of lost children, or speculating wildly in her distinctively confrontational tone, she's played a key role in shaping modern American punditry.

She's also been a self-described "crusader for victims rights," arguably creating a few new victims in the process—and she's vowed to continue her work outside of the spotlight after leaving her top-rated HLN series on October 13. Here's a look back at the complicated legacy she leaves behind.

https://www.looper.com/18085/untold-truth-nancy-grace/

 

[Madman]

good riddance, just like Joy Smith. A wart that needs to be healed.