I saw that on my bf's sister's computer as she was looking up something to show him. I got a quick glimpse and they pulled up the video she was looking for. I made a mental note to look it up when I got on the computer tonight, and I did.

Keeping in mind we don't know all the details yet, but I don't blame the radio station guys. Where to draw the line when it comes to pranks is up for argument (or if pranks should be allowed at all), but I don't think all pranks are bad. This woman, if she did commit suicide, had deeper problems; this one incident didn't cause her to commit suicide. It may have been the last straw, though. As people have commented on Yahoo!, they probably were going to fire her and ruin her career in the process. (BTW, from what I read, it was the receptionist who forwarded the call and not a nurse, but I don't know for sure.) That could really be what tipped her over.