Tatum-Stingley Incident Still Churns Emotions

Beyond the terrible misfortune of Darryl Stingley, there are two disturbing things about the Jack Tatum case (as written about in Bill Plaschke’s column of Aug. 12): The hypocrisy of scorning a man who perfects brutality in a sport that demands it; and the insensitivity of a man who capitalizes on his exploits in the face of the Stingley incident, and worse, doesn’t have the decency to donate any of his profits to an organization for quadriplegics.

RON OVADIA

Irvine