On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 18:46:54 -0800, Deborah Speer wrote:
> It's incomprehensible to me; would someone in the profession shed light on
> why the FBI couldn't recover the MySpace files sufficient to prosecute? http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/fea...ommits-su.html
It was intimated in the following blog the parents who perpetrated the
hoax that resulted in the death of the 13-year old's death live on the
same street and were identified, as "Curt and Lori drew" (sic) of
suburban Waterford Crystal St. Louis according to blogs such as
http://deathby1000papercuts.blogspot...ide-cruel.html
and
http://deathby1000papercuts.blogspot...-to-teens.html
To their credit, the FBI was unable to recoveer the logs where the
mother of the neighbor egged on the victim to commit suicide via her
MySpace harassment.
Apparently "Curt and Lori drew" were identified because it seems
subsequent to the victim's death, they had asked the grieving parents
to store a fusball table Christmas present for their living daughter
in the victim's garage. The grieving parents, once they found out that
the owners of the fusball table Christmas present were reputedly the
direct cause of the grieving family's grief, painted Merry Christmas
on the table when they unceremoniously returned it to the perpetrating
parents - who then filed a police report, apparently - which now made
their name a matter of public record.
Why can't the FBI recover the MySpace logs for the death of a teen? 
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