Make sure the news you are posting is correct
yesterday i wrote to you about having a story removed and was told to write corrections@oath.com everytime i write them i get a failure message i need this to be looked into
Yesterday i seen a post about a house fire that affected my family 2 years ago this involving my Step mother, my father, my brother, and most importantly my sister who was taken by the home fire while this fire happened to be caused by a dryer it was not cause due to lent or poor maintenance i think its terrible that you made this news and that our family has to relive this in this type of way the people who reported this to the news obliviously know nothing about my sister as they were only in her life maybe twice a year and seems to me they were looking for 10 minutes of fame and to promote their business which you successfully allowed. Posting a article like this should be confirmed before being allowed to be posted especially since you want to call my step mother and father out and make this seem like it was their fault when in reality nothing about this report is true aside from losing my sister to a house fire. As if my family hasnt gone through enough in the past 2 years here we are reliving this false accusation. Can we take a second to think of what the parents have gone through no instead you want to say they neglected the dryer. If you want a story how about you go to the mother and ask and maybe ask the mother about the grieving she is going through instead of posting a falsely written article to add to the guilt of a grieving mother and father. Maybe think about Saylors 5 nieces who had to see this story on the tv and ask questions. This fire did not take place because of neglect nor was anything that was said about the dryer correct. My family is now being harassed due to this article i would ask you politely to please remove the article and allow my family to continue this healing process
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