Friday, February 26, 2010 at 2:35AM A woman is complaining that her son's girlfriend is harassing her on MySpace by creating an account using her picture and entitling it "YOUR A PHYSCO BITCH."
I'd be complaining too just on the grammar and spelling alone.
Tags: MySpace, harassment
MySpace, harassment in MySpace Wednesday, December 23, 2009 at 3:08AM ;)
MySpace proclamation lands Pasco man in jail:
Normally I would post a story like this to the Tumblr blog but I just couldn't resist that mugshot.
Anyway, that's 26-year-old Brian Hinrichs of Pasco County, Florida. He sent his ex-girlfriend a message on MySpace that said "I still love you" and he got arrested for that. No this wasn't some kind of police state draconian violation of freedom of speech. He had a no contact order against him filed by his ex. But the best part is the explanation he gave...
At first, Hinrichs, 26, told deputies his mother sent the message, the report said. Then he blamed his current girlfriend and "a guy named Jacob," before acknowledging he sent the message, deputies said.
No word if he also blamed the one armed man.
He bonded out of the Land O' Lakes, Florida jail which I still believe is made out of butter.
Brian Hinrichs, Florida, MySpace, Pasco County, harassment in Criminals, MySpace Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 10:20PM ;)
Feds Won't File Appeal In MySpace Suicide Case:
The headline says it all. Federal prosecutors have announced that they will not file an appeal after a federal judge threw out the fraud charges against Lori Drew.
As I'm sure you know the alleged mother Drew used a fake MySpace in order to harass 13-year-old Megan Meier into suicide.
"We had filed a notice of appeal to protect our right in the appeals court," said Thom Mrozek, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Los Angeles. "We decided we will not pursue an appeal, so this case is now
concluded."
Now Lori Drew walks away Scott free with no qualms about what she is responsible for. Yet Megan Meier is still dead. She probably won't even be shunned by society as she has enough of her own misguided supporters.
Like I said, no justice.
Lori Drew, Megan Meier, MySpace, harassment, suicide in Behavior, MySpace 