I for one am tired of seeing pictures of grieving families in the newspaper. I don't need to see broken hearts crying over their loved ones. This is a private affair for most families. Tragedy has already struck them, yet we compound it by splashing it all over for the world to see. An article will suffice. Let the families have some dignity. Don't publish pictures that are personal.
Dick Humphries
West Jordan
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