

A woman who harassed a teenager via MySpace wants probation and fine








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Crossing the line.
By Unfixedyouth on 5/5/2009 6:49:37 PM , Rating: 2
We can rant all day about the woman’s hand in this matter. But some of you have no sense.

How old was this "Teen?" I'm assuming when they say teen, they are excluding 18 and 19. So. A minor was being influenced by an adult in a way that led to distress, which then seemed to be heavy enough for the minor to kill herself.

Have we forgotten about cult punch? Let us say an adult plans a mass suicide claiming that it was a ruse and that they didn't think that it would cause any harm. Let's also say that the adult never provided harmful material to the minors to aid in killing themselves, other than the mental suggestions.

Is that still not wrong?

What about Manson? Did he actually ever kill anyone? I don't quite remember, but I don't think so... From what I remember, he merely convinced others to kill other people. Why was he responsible for those murders?

Also, we do not have transcripts to effectively asses the case.

We do know that the adult told the minor that the world would not miss her. That to me indicates that she knew, in some way, what to say to push the minor into a corner.

What if this is her first time trying to feed her emotions to cause others pain? Is it really safe to not asses the adults’ mental state in a correctional facility?

Sexual predators?

A man makes contact with a fake teen. They are set to meet. They are then met by a tv crew and police force to take them in for showing up with specific items that would be enough evidence to convict them. Why not call them out before they get that far? Why not try to help them with medical treatment instead of locking them up? I mean, the people baiting are conspirators right?...

What if the man had a gun on the show? and shot the "bait" girl before they had a chance to intervene?

Who do we blame then?

Back to the case at hand.

What about the poor medical treatment the minor received? Why not blame the therapists for their failures?

Or even the parents?

The girl did it to herself you say? Blah... Blah... Blah...

A factor was introduced into a minor’s life by an adult that clearly had malicious intent. "The world will not miss you."

We've all heard the story about the man trying to break into someone’s house falls through the skylight onto a knife and then sues the owner of the house and wins....

Is that really what you all want to defend here?



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