An American journalist was exposed to an embarrassing situation in the execution room, while attending the execution of a case, as Ivana Hrinkio Shatara said that she was told that her skirt was too short, and that her shoes were open, and that she should not attend the verdict in these clothes, according to the website. lbc British.

The journalist attended the prison sentence for covering the execution of Joe Nathan James Jr., who was sentenced to death for the murder of his ex-girlfriend, Faith Hall, 26, in 1994. Her clothes when she arrived at the media center at William C. Holman Correctional Facility, claimed that she had been told her clothes violated the rules and she was forced to change.

The American journalist added, “I have worn this skirt for previous executions without accidents and at work, professional occasions and more, and I think it is more than appropriate,” and continued: “I tried to pull my skirt to lengthen it, but I was told that it still did not fit.”

And she wrote in her statement, that “the prison representative told her that she would not be able to watch the execution because of the “extremely short skirt”, and eventually the journalist wore rain-proof clothes that she was lent by a photographer who was in the place, and approved by the prison administration.”

American journalist Ivana

However, the journalist had to return to her car in order to change her shoes, which were intended for practicing the sport of tennis, so that she could finally cover the event, and said that “the incident made her uncomfortable, especially as she was embarrassed in front of people she had not seen before.”

American press release