Difficult to comment on this without seeming insensitive but there is very little of substance in this article other than innuendo. This means to me, whether it turns out to have substance or not, that it is way premature. The far-and-away major piece of information related was that the unfortunate young person was a depressive central nervous system person before ever coming to St. Mary's and required prescription medicine for [apparently] episodic attacks of depression and anxiety. That status, which was apparently known by authorities, should suggest to all of us, including newspaper saleswriters, to shut up until some real pertinent facts are revealed. Until such information is clearly determined, it IS inappropriate writing, whether true in the end or not. This has a lot of similarity in "feel" to people calling for Kelly's head, post the Declan Sullivan tragedy, as if it was obvious that the coach was the guilty party.
