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: Criminal Report DailyMultiple Murderer, Sir Mario Owens, Claimed To Be "Pretty Cool" in MySpace Profile
By David Lohr
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There are currently 233,557,958 user profiles on MySpace.com. A quick search of the site reveals there are profiles for everyone from Playboy magazine founder Hugh Hefner to presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. Even I maintain a profile on the Web site, which I use to keep in touch with friends and fans alike. Ask most users, and they will tell you MySpace can be a great place to make new connections, both business and personal. However, many of those same people will also warn you that not everyone on the Web site is as straightforward as they should be.
For the last five months, a profile purporting to belong to 23-year-old Sir Mario Owens has been among the millions of searchable profiles on the social networking Web site. The "About Me" section of the profile read:
"Wut it do ya'll!?!? My name is Sir Mario Owens! I'm from Shreveport, Louisiana...continue to full postFull post as published by Criminal Report Daily on May 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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