Listen, it seems all the journalists today want to make the story about them rather than the actual story. This is just one more example.
Reporter at Lindsay Clancy trial sparks blacklash for winking at camera, forcing Vanity Fair to pull her credentials https://t.co/RUlSbBcMJ3 pic.twitter.com/7uKE8OK4Rd
PLYMOUTH, Mass. – A reporter in a green dress has sparked backlash for grinning and winking at the camera during the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy — and she has been bounced from her gig with “Vanity Fair.”
A live CourtTV camera panned along a row of journalists in the courtroom gallery Monday when it caught Brittany Romano apparently hamming it up with a smile and a wink – as other reporters looked stone-faced.
The trial is over whether Clancy should be convicted of murder for strangling her three children to death or whether should be found not guilty by reason of insanity.
Lady, you're covering the trial of a woman who killed her babies. Maybe pull yourself together and act like a professional.
The case has been so horrifying that at least one prospective juror fled the courtroom in tears before the trial even started.
Romano was later asked about her odd reaction and claimed she was in court because she “grew up” with Clancy. She also said she flashed her pearly whites during the trial about three murdered children because her dad told her she looked sad on live TV, according to TMZ.
Yes, it gets even more weird. Also, someone tell Dad a proper reaction to listening to a trial about dead children is sadness.
Good! Just what she deserves #LindsayClancy https://t.co/4uq8bbqRzz
Also, if she did grow up with Clancy (and a photo of them as children seems to confirm she did), why was she even the person covering the trial?
The way feminists are getting off on 3 murdered children is disgusting.It’s pure evil. https://t.co/4owpp1oxwe
What the f is up with women. https://t.co/IWZMYcUHJ5
Apparently a whole bunch of them have lost their minds.
A Teen Vogue contributor is facing backlash after she appeared to grin and wink at the livestream camera during Lindsay Clancy's trial proceedings.Brittany Romano, a NYC-based journalist who also writes for Elle and Cosmopolitan, has been following the case closely — even… pic.twitter.com/CPVhpCTglY
