SUN - Hutton admits she trolls 'for the buzz'

Post aquila Today at 11:54 am
I've read the Sun article concerning Rosalinda Hutton. It came with the usual pre-announcement from Cristobell on twitter and her blog to titilate and grab the attention of those who thought it would make a difference.

It came with Ms Hutton's allegiance to and support of Sonia Poulton (once again) - remember the disastrous TPV interview.

It came in a week when Sonia Poulton parked her backside on a Murdoch sofa to talk about something entirely different from the McCann case.

It came in a week when Sonia Poulton tweeted she doorstepped the McCanns and has been in contact with the Gaspars.

It came in a week when Sonia Poulton had a bit of a spat on Twitter with Jim Gamble (she hasn't doorstepped him though).

It has come just prior to the outrageous doorstepping of Brenda Leyland by Sky News.

Sonia Poulton has intimated that a production company is paying for her production but it won't be finished until after Brenda Leyland's inquest, meanwhile she's on Sky News and encouraging Ms Hutton to go for it.

Sonia Poulton has produced nothing other than a promise of something that 'might be'. It really is that simple.

In the meantime Ms Hutton has fallen for the same old shite from Poulton for the second time.

Still...let's all sing 'sisters are doing it for themselves' and write disgusting blogs to vilify a man who has made a difference in the Balkwell case after years of persistence...I could go on but I'm too annoyed in knowing how this would all go.

What's really sad, and I feel sad to the point of tears this morning, is that there's a little girl who went missing just before she was 4 years old and between Poulton and Hutton they've just about killed anything gracious about the good people on forums who present facts. Ms Hutton tried to strangle this forum and then did a spectacular blog on being 'banned by the anti's'. Today's Sun article speaks for itself.

Ms Hutton's own forum is questioning her this morning.

Ms Hutton thinks her appearance in The Sun is probably damaging but could get a debate going (I can't describe how daft that is after having read the article). The salvage operation is alive once more.

I find it sickening.

THE GUARDIANS OF FREE SPEECH OR TWISTED LOSERS?
Post  Ladyinred Today at 1:02 pm
"I can be quite a bitch.  I gave as good as I got.  I enjoyed the wars and the spats"

One of the most bitter areas of conflict on social media is between the "pros" and "antis" who obsessively follow the case of missing Madeleine McCann. The dispute resulted in tragedy in October last year when Brenda Leyland, 63, was found dead after being publicly exposed for trolling Maddy's parents, Kae and Gerry McCann.  It is believed she received death threats from Twitter users who aggressively defended the McCanns.  Rosalinda Hutton, 57, was a supporter of Leyland and proudly declares: "I'd like to pick up where Brenda left off.  I've been totally gripped by the McCann case for the last seven years.  It was an addiction.  When the story broke in May 2007, I was suffering from the most terrible depression.  I'd lost my mother, my best friend and my dad.  I was vbery isolated and became engrossed in a forum on the McCann case.  It was a way to switch off the pain of the real world.  I'd gone from the lonely, isolated existence to suddenly having this huge arena of friends from all around the world.  We had this hardcore group, all women much like myself - similar age, backgrounds.  We formed a friendship.  I wasn't one of the evil ones - and there were a few of those around.  I was attacking the McCanns and suddenly I became this object of attack by absolutely crazy people."  Author Hutton, from Dartford, Kent, says she was bombarded with abuse and offensive pictures.  She adds: "They said, 'Your mother was a tramp'.  Really nasty stuff.  On the first anniversary of my mum's death, I got a phone call in the wee small hours saying, 'Mummy's here...'  It was really menancing.  One night, they all descended on me and I said, 'Leave me alone, I'm going to kill myself', and one of them said, 'Good idea.  Put yourself out of your misery'.  Eventually I went off to bed about 3am.  One of my friends who'd seen it phoned me to make sure I hadn't killed myself, she was that concerned."  Her friend wanted to involve the police.  Hutton says: "It became like a pack of wolves attacking somebody in the middle.  One of them said to me, 'You've made up your mother's death to get attention'.  It was so distressing.  It was as if they had a system and they'd suddenly all dive in."  But Hutton says the anger she felt towards the mob egged her on to fight back.  She says: "I felt absoluely outraged that they were ripping into my parents.  I was involved in these vile wars yet I couldn't wait to get back.  They were dreadful to me but I couldn't stay away.  I couldn't resist it."  In revenge, Hutton dished out some serious abuse.  She says: "I am a bit of a show-off and I had an audience.  It was a warzone.  To the trolls, I gave as good as I got.  I can be quite a bitch.  I enoyed the wars and the spats.  It saved kicking the dog, really.  A lot of people kept records of all the comments and would wave them at lawyers and police.  People were issuing writs.  It got really down and dirty.  You do get a buzz when you squish somebody.  I felt high.  The more outrageous you are, the bigger the reaction.  It is a form of attention-seeking really.  It's a real buzz that keeps drawing you back.  Perhaps I should be ashamed of that but it is so easy to become hooked."

bb1 wrote:Incidentally, who has Hutton ever 'squished', as she so fondly imagines? She may not have noticed, so wrapped up in her ego-drama, but..

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