Glen Giles’s suspicious murder could be linked back to a secret life
Published: Friday, February 29, 2008
| "He'd be the kind of guy who would swat someone (who attacked him) away pretty quick. I just don't understand it, and none of us can get over that part of it. How someone could do something like that is beyond me." - Jim Kuchinsky, CEO of Hallmark Data Systems BY ZOE S. When a single man is murdered near or in his home, more questions will come up that many may want to avoid, other than the who, the what, the when, the why. We are not going to rule out that the suspect who was arrested isn’t a magazine exec who was pissed at Giles. But there are the obvious that raises other questions as well. At 47 Giles was single and lived alone. Was he living a secret life that he kept from family, friends and colleagues? Was he murdered by someone who was part of this secret life, or was this someone he met online, and this was the first meet up gone terribly wrong? Trust, we aren’t trying to dog the fact that a man who was clearly well liked was murdered. But, these are things we are sure ran across the minds of investigators. Giles was a 6-foot-4 former varsity basketball player and looked to have weighed over 200 pounds which is puzzling to people who knew him, wondering how someone was able to get the drop on him. It is due to these facts, that no one should be surprised if the person who committed this sick act of violence is someone he knew and the attack was a total surprise. But we will leave that part for when investigators start to release details about their findings. One of Giles’s final proud moments was giving back to his community by organizing a youth basketball competition. |




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post a commentWho in the world are you and what are you thinking to make such absolutely ill-founded conjectures? I am a close friend of Glen's and through even the barest bit of probing received significant details to discredit each crackpot insinuation that you offer. Your posting does not deserve comment, but to fail to do so allows this tripe to linger. There was no "secret life" that explains this horrible and vicious act. Even the most casual news search (http://tinyurl.com/2gf84q) indicates that Glen and the perpetrator had met. I don't need to tell you how or why, but your fantasy salacious suggestions or potential links to business intrigue are completely unfounded and thoroughly incorrect.
Your blog here is clear evidence why some grounding in journalistic integrity is needed in the web age. I hope you're ashamed of yourself.
Police: Glen Giles’ Death ‘Not a Random Act’ http://www.foliomag.com/2008/police-glen-giles-death-not-random-act
I regret I found this pitiful site. I can clearly state that your site is not part of the media industry to which Glen and the rest of us belong. I hope your cheap sensationalism gets you the few more page views you need to sell another ad or two to keep the shop (or basement) open another few days. After that, trust me, the rest of us will still be here, thankfully proud of our work. May Glen rest in peace.
Wow, what a time to make such careless and ill-advised comments. Maybe you should quit watching Entertainment Tonight and try "earning" your journalism and stop taking the easy street with your provocotive catch phrases.
It is people like you that treat human tragedys like nothing more than ratings numbers.
If you were over here I'd slap the sh*t out of you!
Unfortunately google pointed me to this crap when searching for "news" on this tragedy.
Here's a journalism tip - there's a difference between "irreverent" and "irresponsible". And just because a murder may happen in association with someone you know as opposed to a stranger doesn't equate to a "secret life".
Not sure what else to say other than - Zoe, you and your site are excrement...no wonder advertisers are staying away in droves.
To all media professionals: make this your last visit. Wish we could remove your truly pathetic, attention getting site from Google, but nothing I can do there. According to Alexa, Mediawiredaily.com has a traffic rank of: 2,063,438. This is my last and final visit.
Someone needs to close this website down. You should be ashamed of yourself using the headline you did. This was a man that had more integrity in his little finger than you will ever know in your lifetime. RETRACT THAT HEADLINE NOW you miserable excuses for human beings.
TAKE IT DOWN NOW.
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Zoe,
You make me sick. Go away. This site makes me sick.
I would rather drink sewer water than listen to your mindless, insipid garbage.
You arent fit to say Glen Giles name let alone write about him.
Go to hell. You'll be right at home.
I agree with all of these comments.
Who the hell are you Zoe S. and what is your journalistic objective ? What an imagination you have !
I've known & went to school with Glen since we were in the 2nd grade. That's over 40 years.
I'm still 'single' too. I'm not single because I live a 'secret life'. I live this way by design. I love women too much to 'live and grow old' with just one.
I live where I want, eat what and when I want, travel where and when I want, etc., without a nagging hag & a bunch of whining kids on my back 24/7.
It's that simple.
No secret homo-erotic agendas.
You thought that up all by yourself and didn't even know the guy. - Hmmmm ?
Oh, Glen filled out nicely in middle age; his current 'fighting weight' was around around 340, not a whimpy 200.
I played basketball with Glen at a local park in Burbank and he had a quick temper and fought teenagers. not really a nice guy but a good competitor. I was deeply saddened by the circumstances of his passing.