Ash Kelley

Clearly not.

Or that an entire neighborhood had been literally fucking traumatized by her death and would carry with them the burden of inaction, however unfairly it had been put upon them.

What mattered to him, the only thing that mattered, was that people maintained their fear and outrage that drove them to pick up his articles.

Instead of another paper.

Like, that's unbelievable.

The lack of ethics, the lack of empathy.

Yeah.

Hello?

Yep.

Hello?

Hello?

In the weeks that followed, subsequent articles appeared in different newspapers like all over the place addressing the so-called problem of urban apathy.

Did they put him on the cover of those?

Rosenthal wrote in a March 28th article, experts in human behavior, such as psychiatrists and sociologists, seemed as hard put as anyone else to explain the inaction of witnesses.

Citing no one in particular, Rosenthal went on to say most of the witnesses in attempting to explain their inaction said they did not want to get involved.

So he didn't cite anyone as saying that.

But he just said everybody said that.

Except people had gotten involved.

Right.

Somebody yelled out their window.