Letter To The Editor - In Touch Weekly

In Touch Weekly – Letter to the Editor




Undeserved attention and fame for immoral and shameful behavior.

Kattie Lindsay – Salt Lake City, Utah



I am finding it so disturbing that you are plastering these whole cheating scandals between Tiger Woods and Jesse James all over the covers of your magazine, every single week. And I find it even more disturbing and disgusting that you are publishing personal text messages from their grossly fame-starved mistresses. I understand that you are just trying to make money off of these cheap stories, but do you understand how many people you are hurting by doing this?

Isn’t it bad enough that these stories are plastered all over “entertainment news” programs such as Entertainment Tonight, Access Hollywood, and Inside Edition? Why are you letting these home-wrecking, pole dancing, porn stars give personal and very intimate details about their affairs in these classless interviews? It’s obvious they do not care about the feelings of the spouses and families of these cheating husbands. And by publishing this trash in you magazines, you are proving that you do not care and are just as classless as these home-wrecking women.

It is unfair, and unjust to the victims involved in these situations that you are participating in this garbage. It seems you’ll publish anything, even without merit, to make a buck. Where are your values? Do you even care that you are hurting countless people by publishing this for the world to read? You are giving these women undeserved attention, and fame for very shameful behavior. What these women have done, and are continuing to do is immoral and wrong in so many ways. I think you should be ashamed of yourselves for contributing to this already painful and devastating situation. Please open your heart, and have some empathy for the victims in these situations, and stop rewarding these trashy women by paying them for interviews. Have some morals, and some class. And let these victims work through this terrible time in their lives with some dignity, respect and privacy.