[r9etb]

There's also a reference to the kid, not DeBusk, in someone's MySpace entry

Gasp! Another Huge Surprise! Not that it's MySpace's fault, but it certainly seems to show up in a lot of teen crime stories lately.

Perhaps they should change their motto: "Helping Whackjob Miscreants Find Each Other!"

[OldFriend]

You provide a free open place for anyone to visit and you get all kinds.

Parents need to set rules while their kids are still living home and hope the rules make sense to the kids when they leave home for college.

[Mo1]

Gasp! Another Huge Surprise! Not that it's MySpace's fault, but it certainly seems to show up in a lot of teen crime stories lately.

I never heard of MySpace until a couple weeks ago

The principal from my kids grade school sent home to parents a 3 page memo about that site with a warning that parents should watch where their kids are surfing on the Internet

[hummingbird]

Not that it's MySpace's fault, but it certainly seems to show up in a lot of teen crime stories lately.

No kidding, r9etb. Aruba was eaten up with MySpace participants as we learned during the Natalee Holloway disappearance. Perps in Aruba pulled their pages down quickly when they got too hot but some Freepers and a couple of other websites saved to their hard drives or found in caches. Wonder what the waybackmachine might have on these two?!