A relative verified the details, and it had already stirred up a fuss. Maybe more so if it had that “missing info.”
Dwight, who talked to the press, has a different take. He figures she goofed 60 years ago but has been remorseful since. We all mess up, he says.
The writer left on a sour note, knowing it’d sting.
Some even asked if the Gazette really printed it. The big boss there said, yep, no law against it, no matter what. But they took the complaints to heart and rechecked it.
By now, you’re probably itching to know what it said. Well, here it is.
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