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Interview with Associated Press (AP) News on Advice to Paris Hilton by Donna Ann Smith-Marshall
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I was asked my thoughts on Paris Hilton on June 18, 2007. Once you go to the website, please click on the play tab that says: Author gives advice to Paris Hilton.
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Very heart felt interview. But do you think Paris will get it? I doubt it. You have a great mission trying to educate the general population about prison life for the inmates and the guards. Excellent. Liz
Advice to Paris was heart felt.
There are things that vary from convict to convict, inmate to inmate.
I feel you speaking in general and that's good.
It covered more than just Paris. Your interview allowed the public that hasn't been there to know that there is more to just jumping in jail for 23 days and then jumping out whole.
I have very little faith in Paris though and I am sure she will not take your good advice.
She feels and thinks, she is the exception to the rule.
Especially after discovering the District Attorney's wife had an outstanding warrant for 9 years. She will shrug your wise advice and chunk it. She will justify, as being picked on because she is a poor little rich(girl) woman.
If she does take your advice, she will become a real celebrity.
I liked your interview.
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There are things that vary from convict to convict, inmate to inmate.
I feel you speaking in general and that's good.
It covered more than just Paris. Your interview allowed the public that hasn't been there to know that there is more to just jumping in jail for 23 days and then jumping out whole.
I have very little faith in Paris though and I am sure she will not take your good advice.
She feels and thinks, she is the exception to the rule.
Especially after discovering the District Attorney's wife had an outstanding warrant for 9 years. She will shrug your wise advice and chunk it. She will justify, as being picked on because she is a poor little rich(girl) woman.
If she does take your advice, she will become a real celebrity.
I liked your interview.