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Porn Pop-up teacher sentencing delayed, again
by Grant Robertson Mar 28th 2007
Increasing international press, driven by attention from the blogosphere has put quite a bit of pressure on state officials to step in and intervene. On Sunday we learned that the DA might be backsliding in his relentless pursuit of Julie's head on a pike, and were warned that "things may change" before Thursday, and it looks like they have.
Our best wishes to Julie Amero, and future hope that the state's attorney can find a way out of this mess which doesn't include a criminal record. Thanks to our Download Squad readers who've contacted Connecticut officials and given them a polite (you were polite, weren't you?) piece of their minds. We're not going to stop watching the Amero case by any means, but this is encouraging news.
Also, in case you're keeping score; The Norwich Bulletin is still staying far away from logic and reason. Their side of things in today's developments are a far cry from what's being widely reported. Way to go down with the ship guys. Good Job!
See Also:
"Things may change" for porn pop-up teacher
Conn. Profs urge deeper investigation in porn-pop-up case
Julie Amero sentencing postponed, Norwich "expert" speaks
Porn pop-up teacher gets new attorney, PC World outs juror
Malware victim faces jailtime; Write Connecticut's Governor
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