So are you equally as pissed off at Mark Kendall. He was there too and claims to own the name "Great White" and that it is his band. Are you all over his case as well?

I'm not being harsh or making light of a very horrible tragedy, but to think that a musician on the road goes out and inspects every venue, every night of a tour is ludicrous. That is what the road crew and manager are hired for. In all likelihood their first "view" of the venue is when they stepped on stage. They may not have even done a soundcheck. The criminal trial found the club owners and manager guilty of negligence. If Jack or any other member of the band that night had been charged and proved guitly then that would be another story, but they were not. Ask yourself why?

I think you are taking a very slanted view here. Jack has expressed sorrow and grief countless times over the years, but has probably been legally advised to never say "sorry" because of the civil lawsuits that would be launched. Even if he was acquitted in a civil case the legal fees would be astronomical.

You've obviously got an axe to grind, but you seem to be fighting a losing battle here.

Websters Dictionary definition of Sorry:

1: feeling sorrow, regret, or penitence
2: mournful, sad

I think if you do a little more research he has, as defined above, shown he is sorry for what has happened.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/22/2013 08:13AM by sharkfist.