Rich Family Cuts Nanny, Keeps Botox

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Shame on anyone who made judgments based on the WSJ article without questioning its veracity.

SoCal of CA 1:22AM January 20, 2013

Not one material fact in the WSJ article is accurate. The article falsely relies on half-truths and misrepresentations to support The author's hypothesis. So much for truth in reporting. The author should be sued for libel.

SoCal of CA 1:19AM January 20, 2013

The dermatologist must have accidentally Botoxed her heart.

MES of VA 9:22PM December 11, 2008

the mum needs help<she,s sick in the head

pearse of NY 4:49PM December 11, 2008

Suzanne Sirof's sad and withdrawn daughter might have been better off if the nanny could have laid off the Mom.

of 4:28PM December 11, 2008

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