 |
| FYI: according to the Reuters story which appeared in siliconvalley.com, Facebook took down the perp's page at the request of law enforcement. |
The subject of the post, taken word-for-word from siliconvalley.com, tells the story. The episode took place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Friday. It's wild to envision someone in the midst of a criminal act reaching out to his or her Facebook "friends" list and providing a psychological window into their activity and thinking. What kind of community dialogue would be generated? What about "likes"? Yikes!
One missing element was a perpetrator-generated YouTube video of the incident, but I may be premature in that assertion.
No comments:
Post a Comment