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I agree, although it isn't so much that he was using the net per se -- he was caught because he couldn't stop following his own case. But that is probably typic
by adamc 17y ago
I agree, although it isn't so much that he was using the net per se -- he was caught because he couldn't stop following his own case. But that is probably typical.
- enjo 17y agoIt's actually amazingly common. I don't remember the specifics, but I saw a really interesting story about this. Whenever someone disappears, investigators will immediately setup various internet honey-pots. Apparently the vanished, very often, simply can't stop checking in on their old selves. Including folks wanted for very serious crimes.