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This is sensationalist use of the word "missing". The BBC doesn't know where Snowden currently is -- that's all the article says.
by sethbannon 13y ago
This is sensationalist use of the word "missing". The BBC doesn't know where Snowden currently is -- that's all the article says.
- joelrunyon 13y agoEspecially if he "checked out" of his hotel. That suggests it's a lot more purposeful than the maid coming to his room and finding him "gone."
- jfoster 13y ago... and the reason he checked out might be that the BBC (along with other media and governments) knew where he was.
- baby 13y agoExactly, this article doesn't deserve to be on the frontpage of HN. It's sensationalism, we really don't need to know where is Snowden at all time. It's not a sitcom.