I agree that she has been perhaps subjected to a lynching which should not have happened - a lot of people have jumped on the bandwagon. However there has been some fairly detailed investigations going on by various people and some of her explanations (the gay march the same day as the church service to honour war dead) proved to be false (they were not the same day). And blaming her husband (but saying in an earlier interview that her views agreed with his) is also less than ideal. I will fight to the death for the right to hold an opinion, no matter who doesn't agree with said opinion, but I don't think there's a place for hate speech, vilification and incitement to violence anywhere in the world.