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Friday, May 19, 2006

Teens' online postings are new tool for police / Boston Globe, 15 May 2006

http://digbig.com/4hrqa
Wendy Davis
"When Judge Brian Boatright of Jefferson County, Colo., found a 16-year-old Evergreen High School student standing before him guilty of a weapons charge last month, the strongest evidence hadn't come from a police search, a neighbor's tip, or even a wiretap. The evidence had been supplied by the teen, who this year had posted pictures of himself surrounded by guns on his page of the social networking website MySpace.com."

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