Greta Van Susteren on why she 'regrets' time spent covering the
OJ Simpson trial  The Fox News anchor laments not covering other
important events that took place in 1994, like the genocide in
Rwanda, and regrets being "consumed in a Hollywood murder." By
Veronica Linares Contact the Author   |   Aug. 15, 2014 at 8:45
AM 1 of 2 | License Photo WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Fox News
anchor Greta Van Susteren said on her blog Thursday she had
"regret" over the time she spent covering OJ Simpson's murder
trial in 1994.  Van Susteren's legal analysis of the trial is
arguably the turning point in her career that set her on the
path to becoming a well known television personality. But in her
blog post she expresses concern over other news coverage
opportunities she passed up on, specifically the genocide that
took place in Rwanda that same year, because she was "buried in
OJ Simpson."  "...Today I was wondering why the media paid so
little attention to it. Why do I know so little about it?" the
60-year-old news ancho