I opened the local section of Friday’s, newspaper to read while eating my lunch. What did I get to look at but a photo of a seriously injured woman in her car? Well, needless to say I lost my appetite for food. All I can say is this: It is in “extremely poor taste” to publish a photo like that.
Cathy Graf
Snohomish
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