Kathi,
I completely understand people who feel that this story is getting too much attention...I just finished watching O'Reilly...guess what he had a big segment on: the Natalie Holloway case with Greta giving the "new information."
I have been following this story...just like I followed the Kobe Bryant case, the Peterson trial, the OJ Simpson trial (although I was only in 10th grade at the time -

) etc. I watch the news constantly, so I am bound to be caught up with most of this stuff and I really want to find out what happened to this girl...I want the criminals caught and punished...I want her parents to have resolution, in whatever form it might come in.
In saying that, however, I can't imagine how the parent of one of the thousands of children missing in the US must feel watching the media pant over this case....while their cases received little or no media attention. Could their children be helped if we gave them this much attention? Why do some cases seem to "matter" and so many others don't? I understand that this case has a sensationalist edge...I'm watching it with interest just like others. Cynically however, I can't help but feel that this is just the mainstream media spoon feeding us what they know will entertain us (even in the horrific sense) and keep up on their channel.
I guess my bottom line is that I am watching the case with interest...but at the same time I know that the media is playing us...