Patton Oswalt Talks About His Late Wife's Book On The Golden State Killer & How She Would Have Felt About The Suspect's Arrest
Patton Oswalt's late wife Michelle McNamara poured her heart and soul into researching a three-fourths finished book, I'll Be Gone in the Dark, all about the infamous Golden State Killer.
While McNamara unexpectedly died in her sleep in April 2016, investigative journalist Billy Jensen and lead researcher Paul Haynes completed the pages based on her notes and published in February 2018. On Wednesday, they finally caught the guy, reported killer Joseph James DeAngelo.
Watch the emotional clip from Late Night with Seth Meyers (above)!
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Of Course it does but almost every tv show and movie doesn't have any condom use. I find it funny that the government and family groups are quick to point out that the Adult film industry doesn't use condoms but not all these romantic comedies. We may not realize it but the media shapes our view of sex and relationships.
Lena Dunham's character had sex with a sketchy drug addict and I don't recall her using a condom. Considering how influential our visual stimulants are, I'd say Alan Cummings is right.
It's a liberal fad show based in NYC..I guess I know why 1 in 4 New Yorkers have an STD LOL
But on that note, not every single thing needs to be shown in movies, such as action stars reloading their weapons, it's a fictional shows for the sole purpose of entertainment. They shouldn't need to be "responsible" or educate people.