Well known TV news personality, Christine Habrle, was a familiar anchor-reporter for WCHS in Charleston, West Virginia, for many years. She was terminated recently, and the reason given by upper management doesn’t come close to what others we talked to believe actually occurred. In fact, the TV station owners praised her work as recently as August, 2008.
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Our source(s) say Habrle was terminated after she insisted on running the story on Kanawha County resident, Val Thomas, who had been pronounced dead in the hospital after several heart attacks and other complications that began on May 17, 2008, at approximately 1:30 am.
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TV Anchor-Reporter’s Termination Questioned From Above
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TV Anchor-Reporter’s Termination Questioned From Above
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Re: TV Anchor-Reporter’s Termination Questioned From Above
Maybe the real story is about Thomas Memorial Hospital.
Their doctors having to explain away a happening like this with the word "Miracle".
The real miracle is that someone didn't have to beat the old lady to death in the morgue
to make the paperwork turn out correctly.
"Make sure she's dead". "BANG"! "Yep, she's dead".
Their doctors having to explain away a happening like this with the word "Miracle".
The real miracle is that someone didn't have to beat the old lady to death in the morgue
to make the paperwork turn out correctly.
"Make sure she's dead". "BANG"! "Yep, she's dead".
"Everyone Should be aware that you're just a screen grab away from infamy."
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Re: TV Anchor-Reporter’s Termination Questioned From Above
damn, and I thought the local TV people wrote some slanted stories...
Doesn't MSNBC stand for the Media that Spins the News for Barrack's Cabinet?
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