Amy Polumbo – It’s subtitles

The photos that were sent to Amy Polumbo, the reigning Miss New Jersey, in an effort to blackmail her into relinquishing her crown did not faze Miss New Jersey officials who had the opportunity to examine them as well as the rest of the material. . sent in the extortion attempt. The photos were taken from Miss Polumbo’s Facebook account (a social networking site) and sent to Polumbo by a group calling itself the “Committee to Save Miss America.” Since then, the Facebook website has gone offline.

The photos in question have been described by pageant board chair Nancy Johnson as “college drama kids” just “doing the dumb stuff they do”. The images include one showing a young man Polumbo said was her boyfriend biting her chest through her shirt, one of Polumbo in a limo wearing jeans with her legs spread in the air in a “crotch shot,” and one of she in what appears to be a Halloween costume holding two small pumpkins up to her breasts. It’s true that Polumbo’s actions in the photos were “unladylike,” but they shouldn’t cost him her crown, according to pageant officials.

None of those involved believe that the photos themselves are the problem. Apparently, the problem in this situation is the subtitles, which have been described as “hurtful” and “vulgar” by the press and contest officials. It is not believed that Polumbo wrote the captions, or that he had anything to do with them being posted under the photos on the Facebook account. If Polumbia didn’t put the captions under the photos, and if he didn’t violate his contest contract, he has nothing to worry about. The three contest officials who reviewed the material told the press that they were “on his side.”

Amy Polumbo is a senior at Wagner College, a private coeducational liberal arts college located on Staten Island in New York City. Polumbo majors in theater at the university, which enrolls about 1,900 undergraduates and 400 graduate students, and is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.