Think that posting a picture on a social media website could put you in danger? Not danger like getting in trouble with family, friends, or an employer, but physical danger? For even the poorest of cyber stalkers, it’s not that difficult to determine where someone lives based on their Facebook profile alone; indeed, there are […]
Prostitutes, Websites, & Serial Killers
As the made-for-TV premier of The Craigslist Killer gears for its premiere, most of the controversy surrounding the online site has dissipated following the site’s publicized removal of the “adult services” section. The section, which was under public and law-enforcement scrutiny for allowing ads that allegedly promoted prostitution, ceased in allowing adult services ads in […]
Women Charged for Acid Attack
Two women, a grandmother and her former daughter in law, were convicted for a vicious attack on another woman when the pair hired some juveniles to throw acid on the victim, Esperanza Medina, in July 2008. Medina received chemical burns on 30% of her body; a large portion of the burns were on her face, […]
Government’s New Right to GPS Track Your Moves
The judges veered into offensiveness when they explained why Pineda-Moreno’s driveway was not private. It was open to strangers, they said, such as delivery people and neighborhood children, who could wander across it uninvited. (See the misadventures of the CIA.)
Getting Someone Else’s Cell Phone Records is Illegal!
We all should know that obtaining cell phone records of someone else is illegal. What many want to know is the exact section of law which prohibits it. This would pertain to attempting to get them, getting them, possessing and retaining them – anything and everything pertaining to them. See H.R. 4709: Law Enforcement and […]
