You wrote: “Even if she is innocent you can bet that she doesn’t have much of a future here because in this backwoods town, you will always have the people that gossip and lie and then go to their events and try to be some sort of community do gooders.”

I challenge you to name one place where this doesn’t happen. The lying two-faced backstabbers aren’t exclusive to Louisville. They’re everywhere.

I’d leave if I were you. No need to put up with such a dismal town.

By the way, in what fair town do you reside? I’m guessing a rural wonderland where straw is most abundant.

After all, the local media here trashed the woman to pieces, etc. Even if she is innocent you can bet that she doesn’t have much of a future here because in this backwoods town, you will always have the people that gossip and lie and then go to their events and try to be some sort of community do gooders

With people such as this in Louisville, who needs any enemies. Frankly, this city is turning into a joke where the people are more worried about basketball than the mayor spending them into a hole. Where the media doesn’t do its job. Where some woman and her issues with the Patron Saint are more scrutinized than the crooks running the city into the ground. A city where vast tracts of it are in disrepair and lack jobs and investment. Meanwhile we are worried with a trial involving basically three or four people involving the extortion of one.

As far as the whole part about her burning bridges. Let’s see her husband was an accessory to the whole incident because he took the list of demands to the Saint. Do we see a problem there. Sounds like he was involved too according to the news. As far as the Saint goes, something doesn’t fit in all of this either. His making this a public spectacle to start with was to deflect any heat that might have been on him regarding the facts.

That’s why he didn’t look too well this last few months. Something was on his conscience.

But see, to Louisvillians, none of this would ever fit together and make sense. Is she innocent? Let the courts decide. Eventually the truth will come out. But remember that it is more important that we protect the program and the organization rather than ever coming to the truth.

And for the detractors out there, just remember that Louisville isn’t the only place in America to earn a living and your so called culture is vastly overrated. Its becoming more apparent every day that the city is becoming a joke. You can see it in local politics, you can see how the school board glosses over the superintendents issues, you see it in the workplace.