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I was reading the Rappahannock newspaper today when I came across the drawing about the accident that happened on May 14. At first I wasn’t sure what to think, then I became angry to find out that someone could be so insensitive to a matter that saddened the whole county.
So to whomever drew the picture, I just wanted you to be aware that you were hurtful to people’s feelings. I hope before you drew your little picture that you thought about the feelings of the families of those two young girls. No matter what kind of message you were trying to send I’m sure it could have been done in a better more effective way than what you did.
N. GOODWIN
Chester Gap
To The Editor:
For the past two weeks we have been reading the Rappahannock News and have become very disturbed with the way you have portrayed the automobile accident involving Mary Beth Williams and Tori Smoot. It is easy for someone who has not been affected by the situation to make rude jokes about this tragedy. As friends and family of Mary Beth we do not appreciate the way the Rappahannock News has
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