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Judy Smith in Confirmation (2016)

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Shonda Rhimes' drama starring Kerry Washington as a Washington D.C. fixer ends its run on ABC after seven seasons.

Give me one word to either describe or hint at what we can look forward to from the finale.

Lowes: Fishnets.

Perry: Pillow.

Newbern: Orange.

Morton: Credit.

Smith Jr.: Hands.

Diaz: Picture.

Stanchfield: Stone.

Foley: Life.

Washington: Monumental.

Goldwyn: Beyond whiskey.

Young: Sign.

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50-year-old Judy Smith had married her second husband just 8 months prior to her disappearance. Her new husband Jeffrey was a fellow divorcé, and both had adult children from their previous relationships. Their respective career paths were both closely intertwined, with Judy a home nurse and Jeffrey a lawyer in the healthcare sector. With this in mind, the pair planned to attend a Philadelphia business conference for their first trip together, before heading on to New Jersey to visit some friends.

On April 9th, the day they were due to travel, the couple had got to the airport when Judy realised she’d forgotten her ID. With regulations requiring the ID to fly, Judy had no choice but to return home, and joined her husband Jeffrey that evening after securing a later flight. Moderating the conference, Jeffrey had a fairly packed schedule the next day, and made plans to reunite with his wife at a cocktail party that was being held in the hotel at 6 in the evening. Judy was a first time visitor to the city, and had plans to visit some of Philadelphia’s main attractions. But as 6pm came and went, Judy Smith was nowhere to be found. Jeffrey searched the hotel, thinking that perhaps Judy had just got held up. After making calls to her children and local hospitals and even retracing her steps, Jeffrey contacted the Philadelphia police.

As is the case with many missing females, suspicions were immediately cast on Jeffrey himself, with authorities questioning whether Judy had ever even made it to the conference. His refusal to take a lie detector test only heightened their suspicions, despite the fact that the hotel receptionist, and later a fellow conference attendee, stated they had seen Judy in the lobby. Numerous sightings were called in following Judy's disappearance, from a Philadelphia bus to a clothes shop in New Jersey, though none of them could be verified as true. With police getting nowhere fast, Jeffrey hired a private investigator and began sending missing persons fliers to hospitals nationwide. Over 600 miles away from Philadelphia, and 5 months after Judy was last seen, a father and son made a startling discovery in North Carolina’s Pisgah National Forest.

Discover the full story and other unsolved cases at www.caseremains.com

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#Scandal: La reflexión del panorama político de Shonda Rhimes

A Shonda Rhimes no le gusta que se considere a "Scandal" como un placer culposo y es que es bastante obvio que, aunque la serie protagonizada por Kerry Washington fue una suerte de escape de la realidad, también era una reflexión de su propia creadora sobre el panorama político. La experta en el manejo de las crisis, Judy Smith, inspiró a Shonda Rhimes para crear a Olivia Pope, la mente brillante a la que todos acuden para solucionar sus problemas, y puso a Pope en un escenario que se presta para todo tipo de extravagantes historias; Washington. Si bien desde un inicio, Olivia Pope se estableció como un icono de la moda, la serie no logró encontrar un estilo propio hasta en su segunda temporada. Sin embargo, a partir de la tercera, y sin dejar de lado su drama pasional, "Scandal" dio un giro y la visión de Shonda Rhimes se hizo más clara; "Scandal" es cómo Shonda Rhimes se imagina su país y como quisiera que sea sin el romanticismo barato que ignora los problemas en el sistema.

-> Scandal: El legado idílico y crítico de Shonda Rhimes

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Pauline Hanson’s sister, Judy Smith, could replace Malcolm Roberts in the Senate

Pauline Hanson’s sister could replace embattled senator Malcolm Roberts in the Senate if he is found to be ineligible because of his British dual citizenship.

Fairfax Media can reveal bankruptcy proceedings have been filed against the third person on One Nation’s Queensland Senate ticket, Fraser Anning, potentially ruling him constitutionally ineligible too.

Source: Pauline Hanson’s sister, Judy Smith, could replace Malcolm Roberts in the Senate

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Fox, whose upcoming drama Shots Fired deals with police shootings, is taking on another hot-button and timely topic: college rape. The network has given a put pilot commitment to Controversy, an investigative thriller drama from Up in the Air and X-Men: First Class co-writer Sheldon Turner, Scandal co-executive producer Judy Smith and This Is Us directors/exec producers John Requa & Glenn Ficarra. The project hails from Turner and Jennifer Klein’s Vendetta Productions. 20th Century Fox TV, where Vendetta and Requa & Ficarra are under deals, is the studio.

Written by Turner, Controversy centers on a successful crisis-management consultant brought in to advise a university when a co-ed accuses football players of gang-raping her. Facing a crisis of conscience, she partners with a lawyer for the university to seek out the truth.

Smith, who was the inspiration for the lead character in Shonda Rhimes’ Scandal, is a real-life top crisis-management consultant who has worked with a number of high-profile clients, including universities. She executive produces Controversy alongside Turner & Klein via Vendetta and Requa, Ficarra & Charlie Gogolak via Zaftig Films.