[kittygilchrist]

I am embarrassed because the white house door is unlocked. I do not much identify much with The Villages sexual misconduct. Haughty, aren't we?

[jbdlfan]

[ This is when a little profiling would have come in handy.[/QUOTE]
But they didn't have any visible tattoos.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by kittygilchrist

I am embarrassed because the white house door is unlocked. I do not much identify much with The Villages sexual misconduct. Haughty, aren't we?

If we are a tad, we earned it.

[karostay]

Yawn

[sunnyatlast]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

It DID happen. She would have been criticized for not reporting it. Reporting what happened is the job of a newspaper, print or online. She reported what was probably copied from the police report.

Meta is a seasoned journalist and was managing editor of the Daily Sun for many years before she retired. She is a very decent person, a daily cyclist, a person who loves animals and is both intelligent and warm and an active member of one of our churches. She lives just outside the villages with her husband and a Noah's ark full of animals and the current in a long series of black chows who is loyal to only them.

Nobody said it shouldn't have been reported. It's the WAY it was reported, to titillate and attract more tabloid trash coverage. Apparently this fledgling news site is trying to get the viewership of Inside Edition--tabloid trash on a national and British level.

There was no need to give all the seedy graphic details of what parts were naked or that his *** ***** "was in full view". There was no need to place this as the lead story on the front page, in more than two factual paragraphs. And pictures of the green utility boxes is unnecessary too--we all have them in the corners of our neighborhoods and know what they look like.

Even in a rural small town paper in MO or PA, this would have been reported in two paragraphs below the fold. There, the story with pictures above the fold would have been about meth lab perps or heroin ring traffickers caught or having warrants out for them. But flea bag sex draws a wider audience and bigger tabloids that will quote this news site and expand its base--debased.

[janmcn]

Originally Posted by sunnyatlast

Nobody said it shouldn't have been reported. It's the WAY it was reported, to titillate and attract more tabloid trash coverage. Apparently this fledgling news site is trying to get the viewership of Inside Edition--tabloid trash on a national and British level.

There was no need to give all the seedy graphic details of what parts were naked or that his *** ***** "was in full view". There was no need to place this as the lead story on the front page, in more than two factual paragraphs. And pictures of the green utility boxes is unnecessary too--we all have them in the corners of our neighborhoods and know what they look like.

Even in a rural small town paper in MO or PA, this would have been reported in two paragraphs below the fold. There, the story with pictures above the fold would have been about meth lab perps or heroin ring traffickers caught or having warrants out for them. But flea bag sex draws a wider audience and bigger tabloids that will quote this news site and expand its base--debased.

Its rather ironic that those most opposed to the article bothered to read the entire story. If people don't like the headline, just move on.

[sunnyatlast]

Originally Posted by janmcn

Its rather ironic that those most opposed to the article bothered to read the entire story. If people don't like the headline, just move on.

Some of us actually read before commenting on the EFFECTS of the article.

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by janmcn

Its rather ironic that those most opposed to the article bothered to read the entire story. If people don't like the headline, just move on.

Hi janmcn: I believe people read something more than just because the oppose and or don't like reading it and if those were the only criteria I believe the majority of the country would stop reading paper and watching television,etc. I am very opposed to it felt shame for them and the community but read it all because i wanted to see if there were clues for problem solving and you can't problem solve without all the facts and indeed this kind of behavior needs to stop. These sex stories do not enhance this community they diminish it and make The Villages look trashy

Personal Best Regards:

[Buffalo Jim]

It`s all a sad situation on many levels . Firstly , clearly a couple of people with very serious substance abuse issues . Most likely several different substances and they sure resemble the photos I have seen of heavy " Meth " users .

However I blame the two of them and not society . Should they be Prosecuted ? YES and hopefully somehow they might get " cleaned-up " . And ideally " relocated " away from " Us " !

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by RedChariot

I am no longer particularly proud of living here.

If you put the sleazy story into perspective, it's only 2 people out of 100,000 residents.

Originally Posted by sunnyatlast

It's the WAY it was reported, to titillate and attract more tabloid trash coverage. There was no need to give all the seedy graphic details of what parts were naked or that his *** ***** "was in full view". There was no need to place this as the lead story on the front page, in more than two factual paragraphs. And pictures of the green utility boxes is unnecessary too--we all have them in the corners of our neighborhoods and know what they look like.

I did find that the online newspaper seemed to sensationalize the story.
However people seem to be hungry for this kind of information.
Just look at the amount of page views and comments on these two identical threads on TOTV.
Based on the lewd jokes, comments, and attempts at humor, there is a lot of interest in this story.

[Walt.]

If the late-night comedians pick up on this do you think they will mention that these were not senior citizens?

[tomwed]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

If you put the sleazy story into perspective, it's only 2 people out of 100,000 residents.

Two that were caught and arrested.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by tomwed

Two that were caught and arrested.

Actually four that were caught and arrested!
I find it hard to believe that there are many people having sex in public.
But perhaps I'm naive. I wouldn't have guessed 8 AM on a hydro box either.

[Rango]

I guess that's why this is called an "active" adult community!

[Chi-Town]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Actually four that were caught and arrested!
I find it hard to believe that there are many people having sex in public.
But perhaps I'm naive. I wouldn't have guessed 8 AM on a hydro box either.

Speaking of having sex in public.....

http://kdvr.com/2014/08/13/six-peopl...lt-violations/