Question B

[Jonetta]

Teresa Corazon, the medical examiner, is now a media phenomenon with her own cameraman shadowing her on crime scenes. Aside from irritating her co-workers and and police partners, is she doing anything wrong? What do you think of her behavior

[Robin]

I know they said she became popular after appearing on some TV show. Maybe it was a forensic science show, I don't remember. Maybe she's trying to shop around a reality show about her life.

I would probably have a problem with her and her cameraman if she shows up at a crime scene where I knew the victim or his/her family. That would just be exploitation in my book.

[Charlene]

I agree, Robin. It just seemed a bit sleazy to have her own cameraman come to crime scenes. She was trying to get two careers out of one, with the "true detective" type of shows on the side.

[Lauren]

It is sleazy and tests the limits of ethical boundaries as well.

Although there were hints early on that Theresa put her ambition ahead of her morals, I am disappointed that she chose this path.

[Jonetta]

Even if she's not breaking any rules, it's rude to her professional partners and the victims. She's exploiting them for her own gains and doesn't serve her well.