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Social Media: Outlet for Threats?

By mbrickley

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Popular blogging sites and social networks such as Facebook may now be portals for threats, according to a CNN article. One man allegedly used social networking sites to threaten witnesses to keep silent after the recent murder of a young football player ? Jasper Howard ? at the University of Connecticut. Christopher Mutchler - also a student at the university - wrote blogs online and allegedly made threats in attempt to keep witnesses from coming forward with any information about the murder. On one site he allegedly posted, ?”STOP the snitching and post the names of anyone you know who gave information to the cops.? Howard and another football player ? Brian Parker - were allegedly murdered by a small group of young men after a student dance at the campus...continue to full post

Full post as published by The Criminal Defense Blog on November 04, 2009 (boomark / email).

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