Reasonable
Silver Meritorious Patron
Who KILLED Shelly?
I think "Who KILLED Shelly" is a better campaign than “Where is Shelly?”
"Where is Shelly?" is too passive. Like we are giving the cult the benefit of the doubt when in fact we think they killed her.
"Where is Shelly?" is not really attacking the enemy so much as "Who Killed Shelly?"
It isn’t liable .We are not blaming the church. We want to know who it was.
It is way more aggressive and something the cult would do. You know how they go to people’s houses and ask people if you are a pedophile.
Also it would pull in someone who is not yet interested in the case.
IF I heard on the news “Where is Shelly?” I might not pay attention but if I heard “Who Killed Shelly?” I might pay more attention because I want to know now that someone is dead.
It doesn’t say they killed her but it implies that they killed her, whether they did or did not.
Also, if the campaign is "Who KILLED Shelly" they will feel much more pressure to produce her and if they don’t the idea is that she is in fact dead.
We could also use
Any thoughts?
I think "Who KILLED Shelly" is a better campaign than “Where is Shelly?”
"Where is Shelly?" is too passive. Like we are giving the cult the benefit of the doubt when in fact we think they killed her.
"Where is Shelly?" is not really attacking the enemy so much as "Who Killed Shelly?"
It isn’t liable .We are not blaming the church. We want to know who it was.
It is way more aggressive and something the cult would do. You know how they go to people’s houses and ask people if you are a pedophile.
Also it would pull in someone who is not yet interested in the case.
IF I heard on the news “Where is Shelly?” I might not pay attention but if I heard “Who Killed Shelly?” I might pay more attention because I want to know now that someone is dead.
It doesn’t say they killed her but it implies that they killed her, whether they did or did not.
Also, if the campaign is "Who KILLED Shelly" they will feel much more pressure to produce her and if they don’t the idea is that she is in fact dead.
We could also use
[*]“Where is Shelly’s body?”
[*]“Where is Shelly buried?
[*]“Is Shelly Dead?”
[*]"Did Davy Kill Shelly?"
Any thoughts?