Originally posted by blupblup

Originally posted by daaskapital

Even still, i cannot see why she would be murdered/assassinated whatever because of the incident. Nothing much was revealed in the whole exchange...at all. It doesn't make sense either way.

I was thinking the same thing and on the surface it does seem massively disproportionate... but perhaps if she was "killed" then this is a warning shot to any other medical staff, press etc, thinking about trying to get insider info?

This is the

"Leave the **** alone or else" message.



It's not like it's the first time is it.

That makes sense...

It's early morning here..need sleep.

Originally posted by daaskapital

That makes sense...

It's early morning here..need sleep.

See? There's always a rational explanation

I am not posting this in disrespect by any means but every news tweet or article I read so far printed it as "committed suicide". Just like that, in quotes. To me that means one of two things:
1. The press is just as suspicious as we are that this was a suicide.
OR
2. This may be a little "out there" but, has anyone seen a body? Maybe she is not actually dead and they are getting back at the DJ's?

What do you think? Too farfetched?

I think there needs to be a 'suicide watch' placed on the DJs now.

I'm wondering.....Just how seriously DOES English society take the Royal Family?

I've heard from folks over there that it's something we wouldn't understand in America...it's far beyond how we see our President (I'd hope so....you guys can't disrespect them that much.. lol) Seriously though...I think the radio people were scumbags but that's par for the course on shock jocks and morons with a microphone.

The top question comes in the reaction and self examination by a humble young nurse with no experience and no desire to become center stage of international spotlight as the biggest dupe and fool the world has going right this moment.

No..I don't think of her in those terms, but isn't it easy to see how someone who may..may..have had esteem issues or self image issues to begin with, would be destroyed by the media pressure ANYONE can bring on themselves these days without warning, intention or actual wrong doing of any kind? She made a mistake....so she got a world class Dunce Cap and a seat for the planet to see her.

I might fall into quite a pit of despair myself if I didn't just shut emotion down again for awhile and take the F.E. attitude for awhile. Apparently, I'd guess, that option wasn't in her makeup as a person. Poor girl....It's a tragedy in way one looks at it, IMO.

I'm sure nurses have long hours and mistakes are bound to happen but its highly suspicious and it screamed out to me when I saw it on the tv, Only her friends and those that work with her will know how she handled it and the fact that its not being treated as suspicious, and the police aren't looking into makes it all the weirder.

I didn't realize that it was the Nurse at the very beginning that patched the call thru and not the one that actually spoke with the DJ's. Not that it makes it any better but even more confusing as she was just the relay pretty much.

David Icke was right! They (the royals) are reptilian aliens and this poor nurse somehow got a gander of the truth. The bastards killed her!

Originally posted by stonebutterfly
Yes giving away information KNOWINGLY to an unauthorized person will cause a license to be taken. But what about giving it to someone you believe is an authorized party, and not knowing its a lie? I mean its not like this lady had conversations with the royals over the phone and knew exactly what they sounded like. And these people had been patched through to her, so she must have assumed security measures had been passed.

I used to work in a student records office of a University, and the Data Protection Act is quite clear, doesn't matter who it is, until you have written verification, and or, a form of ID, you don't give any information away, or you, personally, are liable to prosecution. That doesn't matter who it is. Even the Police. The Queen is nobody in this respect...just the mother-in-law.

ETA Just to give context, when I was in hospital giving birth, my Mum phoned to find out if I was there, and the receptionist came in and asked me if it was alright to tell her that I was...under the Data Protection Act, that is the correct procedure...

Originally posted by HawkeyeNation
I didn't realize that it was the Nurse at the very beginning that patched the call thru and not the one that actually spoke with the DJ's. Not that it makes it any better but even more confusing as she was just the relay pretty much.

She wasn't even a nurse, she was a RECEPTIONIST.

The RECEPTIONIST who patched the call through to the nurse is the one who committed suicide. A receptionist can not lose their license because there is no license required to answer the phone and take notes.

The actual prank was harmless. What personal information was given out?

People have babies everyday, why are these people's pregnancy so important. (No question mark means that was rhetorical).

Originally posted by Allegorical

Originally posted by HawkeyeNation
I didn't realize that it was the Nurse at the very beginning that patched the call thru and not the one that actually spoke with the DJ's. Not that it makes it any better but even more confusing as she was just the relay pretty much.

She wasn't even a nurse, she was a RECEPTIONIST.

The RECEPTIONIST who patched the call through to the nurse is the one who committed suicide. A receptionist can not lose their license because there is no license required to answer the phone and take notes.

So, the nurse is ok